forensic architecture, naeem mohaiemen, charlotte prodger and luke willis thompson. the curators of this exhibition, and to our jury. curators of this exhibition, and to ourjury. —— curators of this exhibition, and to our jury. —— younger. curators of this exhibition, and to ourjury. —— younger. each year, the turner prize is awarded to an artist working in the uk for an outstanding exhibition or other presentation of their work and the preceding year. this year, the artists have given us a remarkable show. in different ways, although the work provokes thought. each one tackles a pressing matter that basis society today. issues of identity, inequality, power, gender, migration and a class. in galleries and museums throughout this country and across the world and in public spaces as well, you will see diverse opinions, attitudes and ideas being forged. through the discussion about our work held in collections like tate. whether they are from our past or from our contemporary moment. to keep that conversation alive and thriving, it is vital that artists are supported t

my favourite royal is the queen and charlotte. little charlotte ? queen and charlotte.why do you like them so much? i like the queen because she is always wearing her crown and has beautiful jewels is always wearing her crown and has beautifuljewels on it. then charlotte, she is very cute and i like her hairand charlotte, she is very cute and i like her hair and her dresses. you have got very lovely dresses on as well today, girls. you have got your christmas frocks on, you look fabulous. did you put on your best outfits to impress the queen? yes. would you like to marry a prince one day? iam not would you like to marry a prince one day? i am not sure. would you like to marry one? have a big wedding and a tiara? yes, my dream come true. prince george is nearly your age. 0. that is something to think about. then i can marry him maybe. we have got some young princesses in waiting here and plenty more people in the queue ready to see the royals. nothing like a bit of wedding planning outside the church in sandringham. that was charlotte gallaher reporting. more from them l

i knew that charlotte had her and i could take a moment and just breathe, she was okay. so for me, that was everything. >> you're sitting up nice and tall. >> reporter: charlotte is like a second mom. >> she makes me happy. >> let's go ahead and try it again. . >> i want to empower them with horses. if you can sit there and learn to ride a 1200 pound animal, that's a huge accomplishment. you know, not many people can do that. >> reporter: charlotte is sober nine years and credits students and horses for much of her success. >> i hope that that gives them the confidence to know they can accomplish anything that comes at them in life. >> reporter: for inspiring others to overcome obstacles by offering therapeutic horse riding lessons, the jefr award -- jefferson award goes to charlotte. >> and they lease land through the city of american canyon and they exist on private donations. those are always welcome. >>> and remember, you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award on line at kpix.com/hero. we'll be right back. >> >>> another live look from texas. a histor

who did not love her in we all grew up watching charlotte reon the facts of life.he was on different strokes. >> of course. beloved actress passed away in august. she lived a full life. tonight we remember everybody's favorite house mom. >> what happened to the go getter, give them heck, take it to the streets. that was you? >> no, that was the bdooby brothers. >> i'm a stall town girl in los angeles. all the fans are screaming mrs. garrett! >> she helped the girls with issues. this body shaming episode first appeared in 1980. >> you don't think of a girl at a ten if they weighs a ton. >> you're not a number. you're a girl. >> charlotte told us later that ironically the young actresses ahad their own body shaming on set. >> how much pressure would the producers put on the girls to keep a certain weight? >> the more they pressured them, the more they would eat. >> charlotte told us she had her own personal struggles to deal with. >> it was a lot of joy, a lot of love, but a lot of challenges. >> those included a bout with pancreatic cancer, which she beat and a bout

rogelio mora-tagle tiene las raÍces desde charlotte. >> es importante que todos sepan que todos tienenel alguacil diga apoyo a los inmigrantes a las personas que estÁn aquÍ trabajando, que no son criminales, es algo muy bueno. >> el dÍa asumiÓ el cargo el nuevo alguacil del condado cumpliÓ su promesa de campaÑa y firmÓ en una pastelerÍa latina el final del acuerdo voluntario con la cooperaciÓn con las autoridades migratorimigratoria. >> fue un programa que destrozÓ familias dijo estefanÍa, una activista que peleo para terminar por la 287 g, pero ahora las personas que permanecen en el paÍs son documentos no serÁn entregadas a ice. >> la comunidad se siente mÁs segura y cÓmoda >> en la actualidad hay 76 jurisdicciÓns para participar e el programa 287 g, 287 g, hoy hy anunciaron la suspensiÓn con la colaboraciÓn del programa en charlotte esta comunidad sabe que ganÓ una batalla, pero que esta guerra serÁ muy larga >> ya estamos como organizaciÓn levantando una campaÑa para tener un proyecto que le darÍa abogados gratis a inmigrantes si tienen casos pendientes en la corte. >> ahora habrÁ

my sister in charlotte had more otsnow than we around here. western north carolina really took it on the chin.lo at the snow totals. winter green ski rest in virginia, 21 inches of snow. fredericksburg aolid 3 to 6 inches there. glendie 5.8. park hall, maryland, 5.5. cutoff indeed, the sharp made this a very tricky forecast. hard to ramp up snow talks around he when it's going to be literally south of us. 32 now in washington. north winds at 12 and that northerly breeze is the reason that we didn't getenything in ay of snow around the city. adowsories are well to the south. but none in the news 4 nation to get your daystarted. a partly to mostly sunny afternoon and a lot of melting. if you're waking up this morning and your kids aren't going to school and you're seeing a little bit of snow, there will be a lot of melting today. current temperaturesre mostl below freezing. if it looks wet this morning, just assume that it is ice and slow down, but the sunshine will really help today with temperatures in the upper 30s to near 40 degrees. this so

the london international horse show will welcome the return of three—time 0lympic champion charlotte, as well as the return of fans‘ favourite, the shetland pony grand national. from 0lympia, sara 0rchard reports. charlotte dujardin and herfamous dancing horse, allegro, one third 0lympic dancing horse, allegro, one third olympic gold at rio. two years on, her horses retired which means charlotte dujardin's return address search world cup at the london international horse show is on one of her new horses. we are doing the new grand prix format. i am first to go tonight. and, also, with my horse, my expectations are he goes in there and has a nice time. i am not going to put the pressure on to win. it would be great to win but he isa win. it would be great to win but he is a young horse and i don't know how he's going to cope in that environment. temp on mac's very presence in the competition has attracted some of the well‘s best riders although some need no persuading. particularly the british, they love to be here, and it is the home crowd. the international guys, they say we've got

well done, charlotte prodger, for winning the 20 18th charlotte prodger, for winning the 2018th turnerery much -- 2018 turner prize. that's all from me — back to huw who's in westminster for us this evening. huw. thanks, reeta. despite the political turmoil here today, the prime minister has insisted she's focused on delivering on the result of the referendum, respecting the wishes of a majority of voters in 2016. so our deputy political editor john pienaar has been to walsall in the west midlands, where almost three quarters of voters chose leave back in 2016, to ask what message people wanted to send to westminster. this feels a long way from westminster. people here work for a living — though that's rather unfair on mp5. but here in walsall, anywhere you like, you don't have to be a politician to get that britain is remoulding its future. just ask around on the factory floor at abbey england, a family—owned brass foundry. there is confusion, there is irritation. brexit, do you think it's going well? have the mp5 handled it well? awful. awful? yeah. it's like the messages coming into

i just knew that charlotte had her.reathe that she was okay. >> reporter: to her charlotte is like a second mother. >> she makes me happy. >> i want to empower them were horses. if you can learn to ride in animal, that is like a huge accomplishment. not many people can do that. >> reporter: charlotte, sober nine years, credits her horses for much of her success. >> i hope they get the confidence. >> reporter: for inspiring others to overcome obstacles by offering these lessons this week's jefferson award goes to charlotte dority. allen martin, kpix 5. >> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com. >>> for news throughout the evening the latest is always on kpix.com. >>> don't forget to join us at 10:00. good night. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheers and applause] steve: how are y'all? i appreciate y'all. thank y'all. thank y'all very much. i appreciate y'all. thank y'all. yeah. well, welcome to "fam

knew that charlotte had her and i could take a moment and breathe.she was okay. so for me that was everything. >> you're sitting up nice and tall, stay on the outside of the cone. >> reporter: two valentina charlotte is like a second mom. >> she's nice, she makes me happy. >> reporter: i want to empower them with horses. if you can sit there and learn to ride a 1200 pound animal or learn to lead a 1200 pound animal that is a huge accomplishment you no what i mean? not many people can do that. charlotte, sober nine years credits her horses and students for success. >> i hope that gives them the confidence to know that they can accomplish anything they face in life. >> reporter: for inspiring others to overcome obstacles by offering therapeutic course lessons, this week's award goes to charlotte doherty. alan martin, kpix 5. >> remember, you can nominate your own local hero online at online@tran01.com/0. we will be right back. -- at --@tran01.com/hero. we will be right back. >>> ♪ all those beautiful cameras showing you clear skies and that will contin

right now the forecast in charlotte is for about 7-8 inches of snow.r top ten biggest snowstorms of all time. if they get ten inches, it would be one of their biggest ever in december. charlotte, north carolina, we've got our eyes on you. >> i hope officials are taking the preparation seriously. i wonder how charlotte does in those conditions. >>> still ahead republican lawmakers in two states look to limit the powers of newly elected democratic leaders following midterm election upsets. >>> and nancy pelosi gains critical votes needed in her bid to become the next speak of the house. details on who's reversing course and throwing their support behind ler. oh, look... another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. is time you make for yourself. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion improves skin hydration in just 1 day. and for twice the moisture, try the body wash, too. aveeno® naturally beautiful results® uns

charlotte, merry christmas to you as well. the headlines on bbc news... indonesia say they're worried about disease spreading following the tsunami on saturday which has killed more than 420 people. hundreds turn out to greet the royal family for their traditional church service at sandringham. stocks listed on asian markets fall sharply after wall street suffers its worst christmas eve performance. the american actor kevin spacey has been charged with sexually assaulting a teenager in 2016. the alleged victim is the son of a us television news anchor. mr spacey has previously said he didn't remember the incident. andy moore reports. here is an interesting titbit that none of you may know... kevin spacey has been accused of unwanted sexual advances by more than 30 men, but these are the first allegations to get as far as court. i don't make this up... injuly 2016... he's accused of groping the teenage son of a television news reader in a bar. allegations that were first made public in a press conference last year. to kevin spacey, i want to say this — sha

remember, charlotte is a major hub for american airlines. and 17 million still under winter weather alerts. icy conditions and treacherous travel are a concern through monday morning. here's rob marciano in north carolina. >> reporter: tonight, a major winter storm slamming parts of the south not used to this much snow. drivers stranded. major highways shut down. this semi truck stuck along i-85 in durham. a bulldozer trying to dig it out. virginia and north carolina both under states of emergency. >> north carolina is in the cold, icy grip of a mammoth winter storm. the state highway patrol has responded to more than 500 crashes just since midnight. >> reporter: snow, sleet, and freezing rain creating slippery roadways. >> definitely not great out here. you can see a pretty solid, well-packed layer of ice. >> reporter: in virginia, semis crawling along the interstate. this man using skis to get by in lynchburg. outside of charlotte, a downed tree leading to at least one fatality. across the region, fallen trees blocking roads, helping cause

dubin seat in charlotte tell us more about the police officers concerns and the general situation in the capital as it's not. well it seems it's out with the yellow vests in the blue vests police are now trying to squeeze concessions out of the government they're unhappy with what they see is deteriorating conditions the amount of overtime they've done some twenty three million hours and that includes because some of the work that they've been doing over the last five weeks with the best protesters and of course increased security that we're seeing around christmas markets and. sites across france in the wake of that stars but attack and they say it's simply not enough the unions describing the situation for police in france as being. diabolical. they're not getting obese was to office or even considering the social and professional obligations of our colleagues when they are not in uniform they become yellow vests because we are middle class or even lower because of our salaries our origin that's why some colleagues feel that they are yellow vests because of the yelling fasts really

scally he's a correspondent for the irish times newspaper here in berlin good morning to you both charlotte let's start with you there what have the reactions there in london been to teresa mayes victory. good morning see you i'm sure it comes as no surprise for you to hear that is it is the front page of every newspaper this morning not all of them declaring this as a victory as you said that if we just look at the sun newspaper the tabloid newspaper that headline is time to call it a nice pun there essentially they are arguing that while she might have won she is severely weakened and it's time for has a go that of course is something that she said she would be doing later down the line she said that she wouldn't take the country into the next election in twenty twenty two some would say that that was part of a concession to convince her m.p.'s to back her generally though the newspapers agree that she cannot carry on for the next two years as prime minister telling to the next one the daily telegraph let me put that down it says a vote to remain but when will she leave that also is askin

charlotte is part of what's called the last generation. over half of the country's population is under the age of 24. >> sometimes i think by the time i graduate and go get my education, try to come back and serve my island, there's no more island, there's no more nation, there's no more culture. i'm just there stuck on the mainland thinking, what could i have ton? >> reporter: earlier this fall united nations reports sounded the alarm about the dire consequences of global warming, stating that if the earth's temperature rises just half a degree more, there will be longer periods of drought, severe heat waves, more sea level rise. and the nation of the marshall islands has been one of the loudest voices on the world stage. >> we must take every opportunity we can to stay below 1.5-degree limit needed for our survival. >> reporter: the government was instrumental in drafting the paris agreement, a landmark measure to curb carbon emissions and combat climate change worldwide. >> when paris came to be, it is really our last hope. to galvanize

charlotte gallagher is there.

as with princess charlotte, the duchess had her baby and left hospital all on the same day.nd sister came to the hospital with dad. george, looking a little shy in front of the cameras. charlotte, though, showed no such reticence, with a wave as she went in to meet her baby brother. the family will base themselves here at kensington palace. but in the new year they will say goodbye to their neighbours the duke and duchess of sussex. harry and meghan will leave london to set up home at frogmore cottage in windsor, with their own baby due in the spring. it is an important moment for william and harry, who have lived close to one another here and shared a household and royal duties for so long. although they, along with catherine and meghan, will continue to work on certain projects together, it is a departure and a sign that both couples have their own interests to proceed. i‘ve done marshmallow on that one, is that a good idea? events with military charities are likely to be supported by both families, and kensington palace was turned into a winter wonderland to do that. the

charlotte. showed no such reticence with a wave as she went in to meet her baby brother.lace. but in the new year they will say goodbye to their neighbours duke and duchess of sussex. harry and meghan will leave london to set up and meghan will leave london to set up home at frogmore cottage in windsor with their own way be used in the spring. it is an important moment for william and harry who have lived close to one another here and shared a household and royal duties for so long. although they along with catherine and meghan will continue to work on certain projects together, it is a departure and a sign that both couples have their own interests to proceed. i've done marshmallow an outcome is that a goodidea? marshmallow an outcome is that a good idea? events with military charities are bound to be supported by both families, kensington palace turned into a winter wonderland to do that. the duke and six —— duchess of cambridge hosted a party to honour military family serving in cyprus over the festive period. but the duchess, the experience of many here was one she co

thank you very much, charlotte.hroughout the programme, we've heard from medical workers and volunteers who are at work today, and now we can speak to somebody else running a vital service at christmas time — ferry captain alice duncan. good morning, very happy christmas. tell us about your working day today. what have you got to do? good

dubin ski hi there charlotte give us a sense of what is happening what's unfolding where you are there. well as we've seen over the last few weekends here in paris this is now as you mentioned weekends number six people have come out to the streets of paris to protest against the government against the policies of the government and as a result of that yet again although your government is giving names you see things we are seeing people come out to the streets once more to protest against my calls policies as you can see behind me hundreds of yellow vests of once again come out to say that they're unhappy with the government despite the fact that the government has scrapped the increasing fuel tax which these protests were originally about when they started back on november seventeenth is also offered to give an increase of the minimum wage of one hundred euros a month and it's done things like said if you work extra hours if you get a bonus we're not going to tax you not going to take social contributions but that's not enough for the hundreds of people who once again come out to the

bin species in paris force covering today's developments charlotte do you think this latest move by the french government will satisfy protesters and perhaps stave off further demonstrations. it's really hard to say that the yellow vests movement is a movement without leaders while they have elected some spokespeople so far they yet to comment on those in a sense by the prime minister but we do know that before that announcement took place they had already said that they would be looking to push for more reductions in taxes rather than just fuel as you mentioned there the prime of the said would fully sedate that they would be a moratorium on hikes on a fuel tanks that was due to be implemented in january of two thousand and nineteen so in a month's time and not suspension will take place for six months now he also went on to announce some of the freezes in tax hikes including increases on utility bills that the cost of electricity and gas bills for people across the country let's take a listen to what else the french prime minister had to say. this is over. for six months and intro

dubin ski exactly what he's going on there charlotte do tell us how the situation appears to be unfolding on this the fourth straight weekend of on the grass there. well we're on the seans leads and i want you to look directly behind me you might be able to see some of the t.v. gas this dispersing down the shoes that he's a just before we came on that there was the latest raining of tear gas pellets coming down amidst the protesters this is been going on since early this morning as the police are trying to keep the situation under control here this is one of six of the main protest groups across the city of paris today other areas such as the past the last of the public and you get a sense of how big of the police presence is here trying to stop any protesters from getting close to this iconic site the up to two fields behind me as you can see there are two of the on the tanks that we were told that were going to be used for this demonstration today the first time that these tanks have been brought into paris since two thousand and five and that's because the government was expecting a ma

charlotte's airport has been open but flights have been canceled and delayed. greens borough, most of the city has shut down. >> we have not had a snow like this in recent memory. it's an early snow. we are getting more snow in one day than we normally get the entire year. >> reporter: and the winter weather is not over yet. forecasters say it could continue through monday. dan shenaman, nbc news. >> bill karins has been tracking the storm for us. >> two feet of snow in one spot in the mountains of virginia. richmond had 11.5 inches. second biggest december snowstorm ever on record. for the most part the main portion of the storm has been kicked off the coast. we have an upper level low that will bring patches of freezing rain still from richmond just north of the raleigh area. the roads are still very slick. we'll have hundreds if not thousands of school cancellations out there throughout this region, and winter storm warnings continue from north georgia right through the region through north carolina into areas like virginia. the snow made it the heavy snow u

lot of that here charlotte the protests. yeah just not a great connection there charlie at the moment she's live in the midst of students protesting against present reforms not just the yellow vest protesters are out in the french capital table we'll try and get to another connection with charlotte maybe a bit later in the program but for now let's move on to more world news moscow's rounded on the u.s. secretary of state over his remarks about two russian military aircraft sent to venice willing to take part in exercises mike pompei oh i can use the two countries of squandering public funds comments which the kremlin described as completely inappropriate we are for not is in venezuela she brings us more a spokesperson of russia's president seemed indeed a little bit surprised with not very diplomatic comments of america's top diplomat saying the u.s. better mind its own business this is what dimitri this called had to say them since you can use that this is a very undiplomatic step from the u.s. secretary of state it's a se

live to our correspondent in paris charlotte has been following these protests are charlotte what did this vote actually mean. well this was no surprise the result of this vote of no confidence as you mentioned there rejected by french m.p.'s in the nationalist assembly on thursday evening they were ject it by two hundred eighty nine to seventy now this was launched by three parties from the left of the political spectrum and it came in the wake of a speech by president mack on an address to the nation on monday where he described france's experiencing a social and economic crisis that's as a result of the protests that we've been seeing the chelation owns and the yellow vests over the last few weeks now the result as i said wasn't a surprise because like a public almost party has got a big majority in the french national assembly but let's take a listen to some of the debate what the prime minister with felipe had to say and also the leader of france also meese. one of the parties who tabled this vote of no confidence. containing the president's social and economic emergency measures

it's a cold rain here in charlotte. but it's about to change to snow. check out the advisories. they still stretch from texas to oklahoma. now winter storm watches and warnings extended to include richmond. lot of rain with this. it's an intensifying system. flooding rains as it moves off toward the east. cold air farther south. significant snowfall at the high elevations. significant snowfall especially at the higher elevations. that's where you'll see up to and over a foot potentially. along the highly populated i-85 corridor, including charlotte, winston-salem, we could easily see plowable snow. power outages as you mentioned. dangerous driving conditions right into monday. tom. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the breaking news out of washington tonight. president trump revealing his chief of staff, john kelly, is leaving by the end of this month. the departure of the retired marine, four-star general, once tasked with bringing order to the oval office. is just the latest shift in president's inner circle. abc's david wright is at the white house with more. >> reporter: en rout

hi guys i'm trying to call you because it's more when i i think we'll come back to charlotte obviously she hasn't got a connection with us for the moment but hopefully we'll establish one with her in a couple of minutes time. in the meantime peace talks on the mini crisis are taking place in sweden today a meeting designed to end nearly four years of war we spoke to the president of the international committee of the red cross he says both humanitarian and political measures should be taken to resolve the situation. at the present moment and with talks in sweden we do hope that we manage and the international community manages to draw a pathway to or more peaceful revolution in yemen what is certainly true is that humanitarian spy their own cannot fix the situation in which yemenis to be disease one of the most dire humanitarian situation we have seen people have been dying not only from the direct attacks and the direct impact of war but in particular also from the destruction of infrastructure from the destruction of hospitals of water systems think this is indeed a very dire situati

over 1100 flights from charlotte airport have been canceled. more than 200 in raleigh.ake sure you call the airline before you head to the airport. it's a big store for the south. georgia, kentucky, south carolina, north carolina. >> eric: that's a huge storm. also the fact that they have so much snow down south which is unusual. we will get to 22 there tonight. >> reporter: that's why they're worried about the black ice. they did the best they could with putting salt on the roads. they are worried tomorrow that this wet sleet is going to freeze. it could be dangerous. that's why schools are closed. >> if you go out you have to slow down. thank you. >> from snow in the carolinas to fire and smoke on capitol hill, forcing the evacuation of landmark buildings. those details are ahead. plus, more on robert mueller's busy week. after he releases a flurry of court filings in the russian investigation but leaves the most important question unanswered. lawmakers are reacting today. >> i'm against the special prosecutors. i think it's a huge mistake in huge abuse of government

and that's just for charlotte alone.ne of many southern cities trying to beat back this winter storm. in georgia, freezing rain and several inches of snow. the visibility near zero on the icy roads. and the same system leaving parts of texas buried in 10 1/2 inches of snow. this once crowded interstate now deserted. the storm snarling those on the ground and in the air. this morning, more than 1,000 flights canceled. airlines issuing flight waivers to travelers affected by the storm. over a thousand of those canceled flights out of the charlotte airport which is a huge american airlines hub. it's their busiest transfer of passenger hub, so they are pretty much shut down along with the other regional airports.chhe coastline. the precip shield out ahead of it, we're seeing snowfall rates in this area of 1 to 2 inches per hour. sleet is mixing in at times and just from charlotte south it's an icy mix getting into some heavy, heavy rainfall. raleigh, richmond, roanoke, the three rs, you're getting more than we anticipated so

charlotte gallagher is there. hundreds of people are here to greet the royalfamily, hundreds of people are here to greet the royal family, many hundreds of people are here to greet the royalfamily, many of hundreds of people are here to greet the royal family, many of them are very excited to see the duchess of sussex here in herfirst year as a member of the royal family. sussex here in herfirst year as a member of the royalfamily. i will be looking back at a fractious year in politics, dominated by brexit, brexit and more brexit. but there is a whole load of other stuff going on as well. that is 2018, the year in politics, with me, joe cockburn. good morning and happy christmas. indonesia's disaster agency now say at least a29 people were killed nd a further 150 are still missing following the volcanic eruption and tsunami that swept through sunda strait on saturday. more than 11100 people have been injured. thousands of people who live on the islands of java and sumatra have been forced to evacuate to higher gro

do bensky been working on this all day charlotte last night you're outside the hospital in stroudsburg which has been dealing with the victims through some awful video circulator really upsetting if you can speak inside to some of the relatives to take us through it. that's right kevin we were outside the hospital just a little bit earlier we're currently outside the european parliament in strasburg a book outside the hospital we were speaking to some of the families and seeing people come to and from the hospital to visit their relatives their friends who were victims of this attack let's just bring you up to date with the latest figures on that two people have died in that attack which took place in strasburg last night a third person is said to have been severely injured in terms of brain injury and is essentially being pronounced brain dead and twelve other people have been injured various states including six of those who are said to be in such a critical condition it's not yet clear if they're going to be able to pull through from this attack as i said we met relatives outside at

things on offer hair will it be enough for this unit joins it's unclear so far it's interesting charlotte because he clearly the entire guard government including the prime minister you know they didn't act quick enough to stem the flow of these protests which seem to only gain momentum and we appreciate you covering it but let's go back just a little bit and look at this controversy and how it began because it really seemed like some of this ironically might be something that similar to what's going on in the u.s. that there is this inequality gap that we talk about all the time on boom was between the higher and the have nots even though the fuel tax may have been the instigator but it's really a bigger economic disproportionate have and have nots isn't it. yes absolutely and that's what many of the yellow vest protesters have said yes this started about a new fuel tight a few hike that was due to take place in january that's obviously been scrapped that was announced by the government last week but let's just be clear in the last year some fuels have already seen increases in taxes of

charlotte, how are you feeling?n lots of passengers including the party of eight you are with. the whole thing is very stressful. we have children in the party and they are very upset and there is a fear that christmas can be ruined. we're not having the plans we initially thought we were going ahead with. do you have any sympathy for those saying it has been an unprecedented incident and no one could have addicted this could have happened? not particularly, it has taken so long to sort the situation out. brats the military could have been called in earlier, lack of information for the passengers have been very poor yesterday. you would expect someone like gatwick to have constituencies for anything that could happen —— contingencies. you would have thought they would have thought about something but may happen. and you are expected to fly out tomorrow afternoon? yes, we are going through glasgow. so we will be there for it christmas. that isjust glasgow. so we will be there for it christmas. that is just a glasgow.

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.nd we'll bring you the queen's christmas message in full here at quarter past four. the pope has appealed for brotherly love between all races, nations and religions to help to solve the world's conflicts. delivering his christmas message, pope francis said differences were not a danger but a source of richness. here, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, used his sermon to urge peace and unity at a time of challenge and discord. 0ur religious affairs editor, martin bashir, reports. with the basilica bathed in sunshine, pope frances began his address by asking what is the universal message of christmas? "it is", he said, "that god is a good father and we are brothers and sisters, common humanity, despite our ethnic and cultural differences." translation: by his incarnation, the son of god tells us that salvation comes through love, acceptance and respect of this poor humanity of ours, which we all share in a variety of languages and cultures. he followed this with a litany of nat

american airlines issued a travel alert for its hub in charlotte, north carolina. here's a look atnow fall in texas over the weekend. the system dumped as much as 10 inch snow in that area. overnight officials discouraged traveling on roads because the snow melt started to refreeze. that's always a problem, right? ou everywhere but where i am. >> you upset about this. i feel like we were very lucky. >> had a nice weekend. it was great but rather had a little snow. snow on sunday is way easier than snow on monday and tuesday. >> is that right? i'll take you road for it. >> people don't have to go anywhere that's why. >> we're still dealing with the effects of yesterday's snow here. find out the latest on any school delays and closings. we'll have to worry about this tomorrow morning as well. 25 ou're more than 20 or miles south of washington, that's where the snow picked up. around here we sawardly anything yesterday. temperature now 32. the north wind is continuing toa push cold into the region here so it's still snowing. ay and re traveling t you're driving south

let's bring in some pill she is standing by in front of westminster for us hi charlotte so what are the reactions in london today to teresa mayes victory. morning seamy what i'm sure is no surprise that this story is dominating the front pages and let's just turn to the to the tabloids for the best front pages i'm sure you can expect this one here the sun is saying it's time to cool it and may of course a play on words on the idea time to call it a day they're saying time is up the jury is amazed she's despite winning this confidence vote she's proved it have bricks that deal is just too unpopular it's saying she could be leaving fairly soon no the tabloid hit a the daily mail has rather different expect perspectives one of the few that's come out in defense of juries in may is said now let her get on with the job its argument is we've had this confidence vote she won let's get bricks it done what's your impression from talking to people there theresa may one does no confidence vote but her authority has been damaged how much has she been weakened by this challenge to her leadership. we

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omar jimenez is in charlotte, north carolina with a look at the conditions.reacherous roads, stranded travelers, and thousands without power...this weekend's record-breaking winter storm dumped rain, ice, and snow across the southeast... some areas seeing a year's worth of snow fall in just a matter of hours...creating a nightmare for road crews...snow plow operator/hickory, nc: "it's deep, it's about a foot. i'm doing parking lots right now, and the tractor won't even push it. it's not strong enough."and claiming at least two lives...gov. roy cooper / north carolina: "a man was killed yesterday in matthews when a tree fell on his truck. and in haywood county a woman living at home on hospice care passed away during the storm." now below-freezing temperatures across the region could make a miserable situation even worse...gov. roy cooper / north carolina: "with cold temperatures today and freezing nights ahead, the snow and ice and the danger may not go away as quickly as they came. temperatures tonight could turn wet and slushy roads into ice rinks tomorrow

>> well, this is as much of a charlotte story because mark harris and dan are both from charlotte.rict stretches from charlotte all the way down. it is a really long and interesting district in that respect. but as soon as we saw that the board of elections chose to not certify this race, we knew they had to have something big. and we didn't know what it was at first. eventually through sources and just being on the ground here, we were able to track down key players by going door to door, stopping by multiple times and eventually earning their trust to do interviews with us. that's how we really found out what was going on here. >> knocking on doors. sometimes you have to knock on doors and ask people to tell you their story. when that story is i went and collected absentee ballots, you know you are on to something. what is your feeling when they admitted to you that there was something not right, something criminal here? >> what they did was totally illegal. but at the same time, you kind of feel empathy for the people who were involved in this. they seemed sincere when they said