the coastguard said it had power and was currently stable.are reported to be safe and well. there are warnings though of gales and rough seas this evening. the body of a woman has been found at an address which a bomb disposal squad was called to, on christmas day. the street, in north tyneside, was completely cordoned off when the bomb disposal van arrived. a 41—year—old man, believed to be known to the victim, has been arrested on suspicion of murder. two people have died, including a police officer, following a collision between a police car and another vehicle in sheffield last night. the 46—year—old officer — was responding to an emergency call when his marked car was involved in the crash. a 61 year—old woman — who was a passenger in the other vehicle — also died. dave edwards reports. the crash happened on this road, the a57, about 50 yards also down there. a marked police car was travelling in this direction towards sheffield, responding to what has been called an immediate incident. the silver citroen c3 was going the other way, when

a coastguard team from lowestoft arrived to continue a search of the shoreline.individuals have also been out today. we met two, who say they have looked everywhere. we have looked into lowestoft, yarmouth, caistor areas. it has been hard but we won't give up. have many people been out looking? there were over 200 people here last night, gathering about, doing groups. some we re gathering about, doing groups. some were out in the sea. a police helicopter flew down the coast this morning, while in the town centre missing posters are everywhere. a fine sophie smith facebook page now has close to 20,000 members. fine sophie smith facebook page now has close to 20,000 memberslj fine sophie smith facebook page now has close to 20,000 members. i would like to thank the police and the rescue services for the coordination and the searches that have been done. it has been phenomenal, and the public response from friends and family on facebook and other social media. sophie smith went missing from her home in the early hours of boxing day. norfolk police say she had been r

a russian cargo ship is being assisted by the coastguard.ported to be safe and well. the maritime rescue service has warned of severe gales. rescue workers say that dozens of civilians have been killed in the bombing of towns away from front line in the last few weeks. what a key industry in the north west of england, cotton spinning has made a return to the uk. fresh off the boat from california, cotton has come back to its spiritual home. refurbished and re—energised, this magister mill is the first in the uk to spend commercially again. for the first time in 50 years, cotton is in full production. it is really re-engaged the weavers, and the finishes, and the weavers, and the finishes, and the dyers, to pull together and forge those chains back again, and there is honestly an enormous appetite for provenance and british made... we are following the process as it finds its way to the bail —— from the bail to the clothes hanger. that's you, what happens now. we we re that's you, what happens now. we were loaded onto a guy stand, we will be

the coastguard said it had power and was currently stable. to be safe and well. there are warnings, though, of gales and rough seas this evening. cotton spinning was once a key industry in the north west of england and now it has made a return to the uk. a mill in manchester has become the only textile factory to spin cotton commercially again. the process has revived the sector, connecting businesses across the region as they make clothes using the yarn. judith moritz has followed the supply chain from start to finish. her report contains some flashing images. fresh off the boat from california, cotton has come back to its spiritual home. refurbished and reenergised, this manchester mill is the first in the uk to spin commercially again. for the first time in 50 years, cotton is in full production. it's really reengaged the weavers and the finishers and the dyers to pull together and forge those chains back again. and there is honestly an enormous appetite for provenance and british—made. we're following the process as the cotton spun here f

a russian cargo ship is listing near portsmouth harbour and is being assisted by the coastguard.er solent while a pilot vessel assesses its stability and cargo. the coastguard said it had power and was currently stable, while the 13 crew on board were reported to be safe and well. the maritime search and rescue service has warned of severe gales and rough seas later. supporters of vladimir putin are meeting in moscow to begin the formal process of nominating him as their candidate for president in next year's election. mr putin is seeking a fourth term in office — and will run as an independent this time. it comes a day after the electoral commission barred opposition leader, alexei navalny, from standing due to a fraud conviction. the third year we doctor or moscow correspondent and he was asked how much formality this all was. it is an absolute formality and it has already happened. more than 600 people gathered, a lot of athletes and culturalfigures, people gathered, a lot of athletes and cultural figures, the people gathered, a lot of athletes and culturalfigures, the world o

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a coastguard team from lowestoft arrive at hopton holiday village to continue a search of the shorelineand francesca, who say they have looked everywhere. we have looked into yarmouth, coastal areas, everywhere. yeah, it has been hard, but we won't give up. have a lot of people been out looking for her? there were over 200 people out last night looking for her. some around the top, and we managed to walk all around hopton. somewhere out in the sea. a police helicopter was flying around, while in gorleston on centre missing posters were everywhere. a feigned sophie smith facebook page now has close to 12,000 members. -- find sophie smith. i would like to say thanks to all the searches done, and to the police. it has been phenomenal, and the social media response friends and family on facebook and social media. she went missing from her home on the early hours of boxing day. norfolk police say she had been receiving treatment for anxiety and depression, and it is possible that she went into the sea. however the search for sophie goes on with friends and family hoping she might be found al

we spotted uniformed patrol officers there over the weekend and the coastguard helicopter overhead. a man from modesto is charged. 26 year old everett james allegedly told fbi agents posing as isis affiliates that he was targeting pier 39 because he knew it would be crowded. he talked of radical jihad in nearly two months of correspondence. security analysts say it's important to find out how the suspect was allegedly radicalized. >> something happened and he decided he wanted to commit this horrendous act. i think what we need to be looking at is where did he make the turn in life? what caused it? is there any way we could have predicted that? >> he told undercover agents he did not need an escape plan because he was ready to day. he is charged with attempting to provide support to a terrorist organization. >>> president trump spending a quiet christmas day opening presents with the family at mar- a-lago in florida. his weekend tweets weren't merry and bright. >> my fellow americans melania and i are invited to wish america and the entire world a very merry christmas. >> reporter:

a russian cargo ship is listing near portsmouth harbour, and is being assisted by the coastguard.for the most premier league goals in a calendar year by scoring a hat—trick against southampton. and at 10:45, we'll bring you the paper review with political commentatorjo phillips and political editor of the sunday mirror nigel nelson.

coastguard springs into action to save a 92-year-old fisherman. the unidentified man was on a fishing boat this afternoon five miles off the coast of accuweather and when he started experiencing chest pain and rescue boat raised to the scene and picked him up quick le and the man was brought to shore and taken to atlantic city hospital and is is currently stable. >> 29 pl annual cbs3 toy fest underway and big map in red was spotted in philadelphia today helping to wrap up a weekend of giving. there he he is. eyewitness news at the south street parade and tree lighting earlier this morning. he arrived on engine 11 and beck from 96.5 also icon tribute tore cbs3 hosted fest activity it's. she helps with the choice campaign by collecting donated gift for kids in need and remember you can always drop off new unwrapped toys for donation drive right here at our studios, 1555 hamill top ou can visit cbsphilly.com/toy fest for a complete list of toy drop-off locations and detson up m coming toy events in the area. >> very nice i like to see the choice. >>

. >> reporter: president trump invited members of the coastguard to play golf at his florida club friday. >> the job they did in texas saved 16,000 people. it's unheard of. >> reporter: from the 17th green he took a shot at the media. >> they'll say i took a triple bogey. >> reporter: the president had more to say to the new york times reporter who interviewed him at his golf club thursday. during the interview he repeatedly denied there was any collusion between his campaign and russia and he says special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling is bad for the country. it makes the country look very bad and it puts the country in a very bad position he said. when asked about mueller himself, the president said, "i think that bob mueller will be fair." mueller's investigation has led to charges against at least four of the president's associates and guilty pleas from two of them including former national security adviser michael flynn. general flynn's firing was the first of many departures of west wing staffers and more appear to be coming. chief of staff john kelly

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this weekend we spotted coastguard helicopters in the area. the fbi says 26-year-old everitt jameson of modesto told undercover agents posing as isis affiliates that he was targeting the area because he knew it would be crowded. officials say he talked often of radical jihad. kpix5 security analyst jeff harp says it's important to know how jameson got to that point. y way we could have predicted that." did not need an >> something happened somewhere along the line that he decided that he wanted to go and commit this horrendous act. so i think what we need to really look at is where did he make that turn in life? what caused it? is there any way that we could have predicted that? >> jameson told undercover agents he did not need an escape plan because he was ready to die. jameson now charged with attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization. >>> basketball fans are getting a christmas gift today, a whole bunch of nba games. kiet do on how basketball is starting to close in on football as the no. 1 sport

the coastguard said they were not properly equipped.here in the lake district, that the snow may look beautiful, but it is posing considerable risks. simonjones, bbc news, high wycombe. we can go back to our serious story. —— story on syria. joining me now is dr ghanem tayara, the chairman of the union of medical care and relief 0rganisations who have been helping to co—ordinate this evacuation. how the evacuation is kevin? it started yesterday. so far, only four cases have been evacuated from eastern ghouta in damascus. there was a little boy and three others. the number is much higher than that. we are hoping that another 15—20 will be evacuated within the next 48 hours. how ill are these children? they are very ill. they have been under siege forfour they are very ill. they have been under siege for four years, and they are very ill. they have been under siege forfour years, and it was a tight siege in the last six, seven months. the patients, kids, have had no basic treatment for a long time and they lack immunisation and inoculatio

the south korean coastguard says thirteen people on a fishing trip have been killed in a collision betweeners west of the capital seoul. a rescue operation is under way for the boat's captain and another person who are still missing. no casualties have been reported among those on board the tanker. the remarkable surge in value of the crypto—currency, bitcoin, is reported to have created its first billionaires, the american winklevoss twins. they successfully sued the facebook founder mark zuckerberg in 2008, accusing him of stealing their idea for a social network, and invested about $11 million in bitcoin. cambodia's democracy has taken several steps backward recently as the main opposition party was banned, its leaderjailed, and most of its leading politicians driven into exile. long—serving prime minister hun sen has also accused the united states of conspiring to overthrow him. over the weekend, he ordered a lavish buddhist ceremony at angkor wat, the seat of cambodia's ancient kings, to pray, he said, for unity and peace. our south east asia correspondent, jonathan head, was there. t

talking about thousands and thousands of kilometers of unguarded borders you're talking about a coastguard which is complicit to the to the trade how how are you going to do that how is you know again like i know it's a silly comparison but we look at you know what one on comparison the libyan. libyan authorities keep giving to me is the fact that you know the united states is still unable to completely got their border with with with mexico if people are going to continue coming i don't really see a solution when you can stop that you can definitely you know work and trying to make conditions that are imposing you know if we're going to look at policy changes and so on and enforcing sanctions on on the specific people in libya who are allowing the situation to be this bad you know when we look at the when we look at the. tensions at this for example it's a we we need to look not just at the. black market illicit trade side of things but also what we're seeing in face value you know the. detention centers are very bad and there are signs of slavery there as well i remember in two thousand

the coastguard said they were not properly equipped.here in the lake district, that the snow may look beautiful, but it's posing considerable risks. simonjones, bbc news, high wycombe. the former us president, barack 0bama, has warned about the irresponsible use of social media, in his first interview since he left office, at the beginning of the year. mr 0bama said social media was, in some cases, simplifying complex issues, and reinforcing people's biases. he was speaking to prince harry, who was the guest editor of radio 4's today programme. this report from our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. prince harry, first of all, you are very welcome to our studio. good morning. joining the today programme for the day had been a big learning curve, harry said. but he had enjoyed being the interviewer, rather than the interviewed. it was quite fun, especially interviewing president 0bama. his principal scoop had been to persuade barack 0bama to give his first interview since standing down as us president. the word trump was never menti

is aware of corruption within libya's coastguard accusing it of working with human smugglers. let's speak to cruz over saudi who's a visiting senior scholar at the national university of singapore joins us via skype. so this is a very distressing report one would imagine the e.u. are aware of these suggestions these allegations. yes and i'm sure they are. they have been migrants and been crossed into europe for the last many years since the war and it is possibly europe's most difficult problem today and so the report that is international i think comes out of a very opportune time for the european union to seriously address these problems once and for all now is not to me seen as to whether they are willing and able to do that well exactly and the fact that these refugees are sent to detention centers where it's very clear that they suffer abuse and exploitation and the coast guard seem to be complicit in the smuggling of these refugees these migrants what can the e.u. do about. well one way is to. craft better and i will aid governance we do know based on the report that the

the coastguard said they weren‘t properly equipped- a reminder, like here in the lake district, thateautiful, but it's posing considerable risks. simonjones, bbc news, high wycombe. simonjones is at stansted airport and we can speak to him now. what is the situation? the good news is that the snow has finally stopped falling but the bad news is that there are still delays and cancellations at airports like this one. the big problem here is that they had to close the runway twice during the day. the first time was around 9:30am when it had to be closed for 15 minutes so they could clothe the sneer off the runway —— clear the snow. at 12:30pm it had to be shot again for about 25 minutes. asa be shot again for about 25 minutes. as a result, ryanair, the main user of this airport, has to cancel 16 flights today. and many other flights today. and many other flights have faced long delays. in fa ct, flights have faced long delays. in fact, recently, passengers had taken to social media, complaining that they were boarded onto the aircraft several hours ago and they have simply been sitting

philippines ferry was reportedly traveling from the town of infanta in quiz on province to island coastguardssay bad weather is hampering the rescue operation over the past week heavy rain and landslides triggered by tropical storm left more than forty people dead police in australia say a car deliberately rammed into pedestrians in the city of melbourne injuring up to fourteen people a white s.u.v. crashed into a cable car stop on flinders street during late afternoon rush hour police have arrested the driver hands and other person alisa roth at the scene within minutes and a risk to me at this stage we have fourteen people injured and several are critical at this stage we believe that a deliberate act and i repeat that at this stage we believe it is i believe. however we do not know if my device and the seal in early stages of the investigation catalans have started voting in a regional poll which may help settle the question of whether there province should secede from spain the leaders of the separatist movement are pitted against candidates who want to stay part of spain record turnout i

officials tell us that a man twisted his ankle and was unable to walk in that area, two marine unit and coastguard the hospital. >>> now to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger. >> the story continues to be how cold it is, and the current feels like value really tell the story. we are expecting to it feel in better then single digits for next couple hours but mount pocono you have made it down to 20 below zero. excuse me. and that will last you through next couple hours as well. you have a wind chill posted in the poconos and points north but staying in this very frigid territory regional wide another disturbance off to the west that may trigger a quick snow shower or flurry tomorrow in the further northern counties but we are going to see some snow regional wide on saturday. it looks like a minor clipper system and reenforcees cold in the big way but should only leave behind a modest coating to an i or two. >> we have another one another water main break in northeast fail in the mayfair section of the city tyson avenue, at frankford avenue we will update you on. that

coastguard and thanked them for their work saving lives in texas and florida after hurricane harvey and irma. those members saved 16,000 lives in the aftermath of those storms and as a thank you the commander in chief closed golf course at west palm beach club to allow the group to ply in private and president trump said he was honored to have them play on his property. >> it's opinion a year without answers for one d.c. family. >> i believe that it was personal. it was personal. what happened to my brother. >> and the person suspected of killing a man is caught on camera. and now, the victim's family is asking for your help to find him. >> and plus, a winter will soon be decided and update on the recount in could determine the control of the house of delegates. we'll be right back. k. my wish was a clubhouse, but we call it "the wish house." people visit national parks from all over the world. food tastes better when you don't have to cook it. he was just supposed to be my dog. i don't know why. (vo) we're proud that, on behalf of our owners, the subaru share the love event will have d

. >> reporter: president trump invited members of the coastguard to play golf at his florida club friday. >> the job they did in texas saved 16,000 people. it's unheard of. >> reporter: from the 17th green he took a shot at the media. >> they'll say i took a triple bogey, but i actually got a birdie. >> reporter: the president had more to say to the new york times reporter who interviewed him at his golf club thursday. during the interview he repeatedly denied any collusion with his campaign and russia and said special counsel robert mueller's investigation into the russian meddling with the election is bad for the country. it makes the country look very bad and puts the country in a bad position he said. when asked about the mueller himself, he said, "i think that bob mueller will be fair." there are charges against four of the president's former associates and guilty pleas from two of them including michael flynn. general flynn's firing was the first of the departures from west wing staffers and more appear to be coming. chief of staff john kelly plans to find a senior level political

the coastguard said they weren‘t properly equipped- a reminder, like here in the lake district, thatit's posing considerable risks. simonjones, bbc news, high wycombe. 0ur correspondent simonjones is at stansted airport and we can speak to him now. dusk has fallen and still slow visible, what is the situation with flights? well the snow has stopped falling now but it remains on the ground near the runway behind me and it remains very icy this evening and thatis it remains very icy this evening and that is continuing to have an effect on the flights. the big problem is that they had to shut the runway twice during the course of the day, the first time at around nine o'clock this morning when it had to be shut for almost an hour to clear the snow away. but the snow kept falling so at around 1230 it had to be shut once again for 25 minutes to clear that snow again. and with the number of planes here they also had to be de—iced. so that issue is that it has caused a lot of complications here today. we had ryan are cancelling 16 flights, other passengers have told us through social media

it wasn't until the next morning that the coastguard received a call.acks tied around his buoy in the same bay. they were full of cocaine. the soca officer in charge then met the two hampshire policemen in a car park, so they could change their entry in the official surveillance log. instead of six to seven items, it became ten to 12 items, the size of that holdall, tied together in a line, followed by a buoy. an exact description of what had been found that morning. a picture of a bag recovered and brought to a police vessel. changing a surveillance log is allowed so officers can clarify what was seen. to the defence team, though it seems the authorities were trying to fit together a case against the men. it is not possible, if these rucksacks came over the side, several officers would have witnessed it and it would have been recorded correctly. i can think of no occasion when i have worked with police, soca or customs and excise officers it would be a precis after the event. what would you have done as a surveillance officer, how would you have run th

and in orkney, a coastguard helicopter was used to help restore power.ers have been coming through the cheshire gap, places like shrewsbury, telford, wolverhampton, wa lsa ll, shrewsbury, telford, wolverhampton, walsall, kidderminster, bromsgrove, have been quite badly affected, 350 schools have been shot, around 900 homes are without power. a lot of them around bridgnorth in shropshire. but if you travel maybe 20 minutes away from here there's very little snow at all. so, it's been affecting the same areas, hitting showers repeatedly during the day, we just had a really big one and there is another one due in about half an hour time. i think a lot of people are concerned about what may be to come, especially on sunday and monday, where we've got a warning for snow over a much wider area, though not necessarily hear. clearly today, it has caused problems in particular areas, but outside that very narrowband it hasn't caused big issues. i'vejust been looking at the local bbc news website and they've been reminding people that perhaps things have changed q