let's get the very latest now from myanmar david greene about is covering the story for d.w.i. and he joins us from gone dave the two reuters journalists we saw there in that report they're being charged under myanmar's official secrets act what more do we know about the accusations against them. yeah i mean this is a lot from one hundred twenty three one myanmar then called burma was part of british and the and legal experts in this and to basically have a very broad definition of what can be an official secret anything that's not in the public domain through official channels could potentially be an official secret and they could face up to fourteen years in prison i mean that's what they've been charged with at this stage the door is open for the possibility of some other charges coming down the road but basically you've had strong i you know the human rights group of come out and saying that this is ridiculous abatement charge that this act is just soulless old and it is does not apply. and also the families of these two men of these two journalists say that they never even

. >> david green with nbc universal. mr. deputy attorney general i wonder if you would speak about the priority of your department. with the issue of piracy content theft and whether that is an important issue for the department of justice. >> it is still an important as it was when you were there 25 years ago. one of my curly colleagues at the department of justice. we have not talked about the intellectual property but that is one of our top priorities. in fact recently, established intellectual property around the world announced identified ip coordinators that we set up with detailed department attorneys stationed in foreign locations to coordinate efforts in those areas. because we recognize a lot of the threat comes from abroad. and intellectual property is critical to the success of american industry. entrepreneurs deserve to know that we are going to do what we can to protect their intellectual property interests and so, yes we are concerned about piracy and our department criminal division does have experts who focu

individuals that are not giving her frank advice and for more of the story let me join journalist david greene a bomb he joins me from young going in i'm in ma now did very strong coming from a visit soon that what it indicated how did on some future the act to them. yeah you know i spoke earlier today with aung san suu kyi spokesman he said they are very side about the resignation of bill richardson but he said that they were just and did not understand the advice the mandate of the advisory board and that was this advisory boards responsibility to focus on the right kind issue and to focus on plans to implement recommendations that came from a commission headed earlier by kofi anon now he said it was not richardson's responsibility to get involved in the two such as freedom of the press which which are some did bring up because there were two orders journalists arrested and were to some press for their release and that it was not richardson's responsibility get involved issues around the democratic process of the just focus on the rakhine issue when i pressed the spokesperson about richardso

the three that colonel thompson just mentioned where david green, charles moore, i believe, and al webband they demonstrated their bravery by helping evacuate some wounded and getting hit while they were doing it. but what impressed me about those three was that they stayed with us. they didn't come up on a hilo from siaigon -- one of them tha spend a few days was david mccollum. he had been in the congo. >> i think that's dan mccollum, right? >> don mccollum, yeah. >> don mccollum. >> he just became one of us during that period of time. and he, too, did remarkable things that went above and beyond taking photographs. he also went out, and i can remember specifically one night because we would go out and get the wounded at night so we could recover them. he went out with a group to help bring some wounded back. so i had some really good memories of the journalists that were with me, and they were reporting very accurately because they were on the ground, they saw what was happening, they were very descriptive about it but they were very truthful about it. again, unlike some who would ju

the three that colonel thompson just mentioned where david green, charles moore, i believe, and al webbthey demonstrated their bravery by helping evacuate some wounded and getting hit while they were doing it. but what impressed me about those three was that they stayed with us. they didn't come up on a hilo from siaigon -- one of them tha spend a few days was david mccollum. he had been in the congo. >> i think that's dan mccollum, right? >> don mccollum, yeah. >> don mccollum. >> he just became one of us during that period of time. and he, too, did remarkable things that went above and beyond taking photographs. he also went out, and i can remember specifically one night because we would go out and get the wounded at night so we could recover them. he went out with a group to help bring some wounded back. so i had some really good memories of the journalists that were with me, and they were reporting very accurately because they were on the ground, they saw what was happening, they were very descriptive about it but they were very truthful about it. again, unlike some who would just p

david culver. >> i'm molette green. happy new year. we have on our fancy clothes. >> just to make it look like we had a social life, at least for me. >> keep the celebration going into the new year. even though we'll freeze if we don't bundle up, sheena. >> it's cold. >> can't show off the fancy things outside. got to cover it up. >> you will literally freeze. turn into a statue. we're talking about kiwindchill so dangerous that exposing the skin for 30 minutes could cause frostbite. this is dangerous cold across the area. down to 3 degrees below zero in in manassas. 1 degree at dulles. martinsburg feels like 0. quantico feeling like 1 degree. 2 degrees in clinton. as you wake up, if you're stepping outside around 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, you want to bundle up. temperatures in the mid to low teens. it's really the windchills that we're worried about. we're looking at windchills close to 10 degrees below zero as you head to higher elevations. most of the area close to zero as you wake up and walk outside this morning. we'll talk more about the

david: i want to thank josh green. the one benefit is that more people will be buying your book. hecked the amazon ranking, and since wolff's book friday, mine is doing well. david: and i want to turn to megan -- i have not read the book, i have just read what the guardian said in the new york magazine excerpt was. but there are reports about the meeting between donald trump, jr. and the russians. what invocations could this have? megan: legally, technically, this will not have any impact. but the fact that he characterizes this meeting as unpatriotic, they will crack down on trump junior and you will open like an egg on national television. but i think this is going to be a test of who owns the space? is it going to be steve bannon claiming that base, what we saw in alabama, what we have seen playing out with utah with the potential mitt romney run for the senate, or does donald trump truly own this space? , clash ofash of egos the titans on a grandiose scale. i think josh is right. what angers donald trump the most is when someone calls him stupid, and the excerpts we have seen

general electric the company considers breaking up our david faber brings us the latest then our traders debate what it means for the stock. and green einhorn. >> a lot to work with today, scott. thanks >> julian manis joins us from structure capital. >> good morning. >> you make the point which we teased before the break that the phenomenon of icos is altering the way founders think of creating companies >> yeah. >> what do you mean? >> it is but it is dangerous. it is very dangerous on one hand we want to be supportive of this because this gives opportunities to definitely to fuel new companies. on the other hand, there is a lot of irresponsibility that goes with this there is a lot of thought that is being created because icos, if they're based on a white paper and just raised on that, then that's a problem. and that's a scam. but on the other hand, if they have sec filing, if they have packages, due diligence packages, if there is some product that we can invest in, then i think that's an interesting opportunity. but i see this as a tool rather than a currency. i see cryptocurrencies as an ability for companies such as kodak, yo

david culver. >> i'm molette green. eun and aaron have the morning off. we're here with storm team 4 meteorologist sheena parveen. when i drive in, the temperature in my car read 15 degrees. >> it says 13. >> to doesn't feel like that. >> when you drove in from northern prince george's county. >> from your new years party. >> she's making the roubnds. >> she just got in from new york. were you standing there with everybody? >> i could never do that. >> a lot of people there. >> too cold for me. this is just brutal. i don't know how those folks do it. >> you know what, the windchills are so cold out there. we're talking about potentially frostbite in 30 minutes with exposed skin. so we tell you, don't go outside without covering up. we're talking about layers, scarves, gloves. at this hour, a lot of people -- just pull the covers up, stay in bed. all that stuff. >> we'll be good. >> before we get to that forecast, we want to look back at the final seconds of 2017. >> look closely. you'll see molette standing in front of the ball drop there in times square.

green to support the eagles. >> turning down the temperatures a notch. david is off, karen and matt join us. morning. >> giving the green light for the most part for people who want to head out. >> absolutely we're all seeing green and loving it. let's check the conditions. we're starting with clear skies but those clouds have been filling in from the west. no rain today but we're going to see at least partly sunny skies. those clouds are kind of moving in today and it's cooler than yesterday but temperatures aren't that bad for this time of year. in fact, we're already 3 degrees above our average high. no complaints. 41 in allentown, 40 in dover. it's just 39 in cape may. we have a chilly breeze so the wind chill is a factor this morning so it feels a little cooler than that but everybody is happy today. the dogs can go out. no issues here with rain. by 7:00 a.m., it's 39 degrees and by lunchtime, we'll have a good amount of sunshine, temperatures in the low 40's. we'll reach a high today of 43 degrees, which is 44 degrees which is much cooler than yesterday so at 3 o'clock we'll see at lea

when david cameron tried to pursue a green agenda he ran into ferocious opposition from many other conservatives, certainly many conservative supporting newspapers. now they have done an about turn and they are fully behind the green agenda. lastly there is a desire to talk about something other than brexit. the non—brexit domestic agenda, and in particular one that appeals to younger voters. research has shown that one of the issues that concern is most younger voters is, yes, the environment. norman smith in south—east london, thank you. christmas sales figures for retailers have presented a mixed bag this season. marks & spencer sales fell over the key christmas period, while tesco reported record festive trade. a number of major retailers have alluded to difficulties in the market and tough trading conditions. our business correspondent emma simpson reports now on the winners and losers. it worked out all right in the end, didn't it? it did too for britain's biggest retailer. despite problems with their turkeys, tesco's christmas sales were up. food has long been a bright spot for marks & sp

the super bowl matchup is set and now we know whether fans should wear white or green to support the eagles. >> davidgers joins us along with matt pelman. good morning. >> a lot of people going out to buy eagles gear today. >> yes. >> not going to be quite as warm but not bad, right. >> hey, it's not raining so if you're running errands hanging outside today it's good as far as that's concerned. let's take a look right now, the city is lit up in green, we're excited about that as sky6 looks live. a fair amount of clouds to start us off this morning

don't forget, we have been here before with the conservatives adopting a nice green sheen. we had david his huskies and then when he was in office he went to culling badgers and finding about green clap. we know there is a detoxification process going on here. we know the tories have had some polling which tells them they need to more compassionate. this is a way to do that. if they are really serious there are two things they need to look for. one is the environment act with proper targets, timetables and legislative weight, and the other is to make sure there is action on climate change as well. you can talk about plastic as much as you like and plastic is a serious problem to marine animals, but if you're really serious about the health of the oceans, it is climate change which is warming the oceans, leaching our corals which is causing mammals to die. the problem is the tories look at the environment in a compartmentalised way. next week we may be talking about a whole new fracking industry the government wants to unleash. if they do that, it will completely undermine their plan. st

david i have an idea you dye your hair green and i'll take your picture. is that a good deal?we'll see. stormtracker 6 live double scan is showing that you we have plenty of sunshine and we'll hit you with the temperatures. moderate this afternoon, highs in the low to mid-40s. probably around 44, 45 in the central region areas and down the shore 42 in a.c. and 42 in cape may. less wind and milder conditions and better over the weekend with 50s for highs. >> david, have a nice weekend. >> we'll see you monday. don't forget to join us later today at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for david murphy, alicia vitarelli have a nice afternoon we'll see you here later today. hiiiiiii! hey hun. look at all this extra room i have on this king size ikea bed. i'm rolling! are you wearing a... duvet cover? why yes. yes i am. looks good, doesn't it? (phone buzzes) you can't see me can you? nope. it's because of these new blackout curtains! hi kids!! where's mom? we finally redid our bedroom and she's prettttttttttty into it. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. >>> ris

david page. >> i decline. >> barry hermanson, sierra club, san francisco green party, divest now. >> thank you very much. kristin spalding, david page. is kristin spalding in the room? >> no. >> okay. david page, i saw you earlier. are you still here? >> thank you. because of the time limitation, i was hoping that everybody who is in favor of divestment could stand silently. and i'm hoping that all the people that come after me will say divest now and keep it at that. and it will allow the commissioners to have time to debate, deliberate and vote. thank you. >> thank you, mr. page. up next, norm degelman. >> i decline. >> mr. holtzman, are you still nearby? followed by kitty costello. teresa mcgovern. >> thank you. thank you for coming out. i'm wearing a t-shirt that said, "we are greater than fossil fuels." why are we still here? we voted to move to direct engagement in march, 2015, which was almost three years ago, so there's really no reason to have the same conversation today that we had in 2014 and '15. the amount of blood, sweat and tears, since my first board meeting is truly insane. putting money

green will play catch with david west. the veteran finds him down the lane. lt like they were going to lose. 25 points by the way for kevin durant. one of greens assist. six of them for green. dream on 25 points and 12 rebounds. they were up by 14 and the fourth quarter. dennis smith junior -- part of a run. dallas came back to tie things up. but again veteran warriors stabilize. this time klay thompson had 25 points with a tough shot down close. two point lead. here comes harrison barnes. wish he was this aggressive when he was a warrior. he takes patrick to the bucket. 122 tide. look at the clock ticking down. steph curry with the ball. calmly and cool -- collecting the game-winning shot of 3. he winds up with 31 points. he hit that shot with three seconds left. waves goodbye to his brother. 125-122. the big four for the warriors had 100 of those points. the coach however assesses the victory.>> we walked this fine line between chaos and disorder. we are at our best when we can be loose and free. we have to have the discipline that goes with that. when we do

david cameron for the tory party before she leaves. i think that is part of the game plan. this is being forced on her by damien green's resignation. d: -- broaden the base among the constituency so she can gain more popularity. it's also worth noting don't wantu. 27 anyone else as prime minister of the u.k. at the moment. they will be very half the -- happy. depending on who she brings income of the argument is for every eurosceptic or person who wanted the u.k. to leave the e.u. who is leaving the cabinet will have to be replaced by someone with the same views. the market will focus on that. at the end of the day, think it's about succession planning and trying to strengthen the tory's position against labour. if labour has a consistent message on brexit and came out with a soft brexit story and sold it to the electorate, they could easily form the next government of the u.k. alix: joining us is bloomberg's marcus ashworth. walk us through the dirty details -- nerdy details of what is going on. who is definitely safe? of theink the big beasts jungle are likely safe. there has clearly been horse trading over the past week or two wh

green again. will we buy it? plus: the pictures of david bowie you've never seen.

green again. will we buy it? plus: the pictures of david bowie you've never seen.ood evening and welcome to bbc news. at least 15 people have been killed by mudslides and flash—floods in southern california. rescue workers are now mounting a desperate search for survivors, fearing that dozens of people might still be trapped. many of those affected now are the very same people who last month fled from wildfires. the extreme weather has hit carpinteria, santa barbara and montecito, from where our correspondent james cook reports. on california's pacific coast, ordeal by the elements continues. first, they endured the largest fire in the state's history. next came torrential rain, more intense than anyone here could remember. and then, within minutes, destruction, caused by an unstoppable wall of mud and debris. 14—year—old lauren cantin survived, but even she does not know how. firefighters using rescue dogs heard her screams, and worked for hours to pull her from the wreckage of her home. her family's fate is unknown. everyone here, it seems, has their own incredib

green, again. will we buy it? plus, the pictures of david bowie you've never seen. join me now on bbc two. that's newsnight with emily. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our headlines tonight. very average really... var the biggest talking point, as chelsea and arsenal play out a 0—0 draw in the efl cup semi final first leg. lancashire batsman liam livingstone is called up to the england test squad for the first time. he's selected for the tour to new zealand, while bowler mark wood is recalled. and anthonyjoshua's planning a big 2018 of unification fights. his promoter says the first, againstjoseph parker, could be announced this week. hello again. they've now played each other four times this season, but in each meeting between chelsea and arsenal, there still hasn't been a winner in 90 minutes. the latest attempt to separate them came in the first leg of their efl cup semifinal, which didn't provide any goals. but there was at least another opportunity to see the new video assistant referee system

david liddington is filling the gap left by the sacked damian green.stay at the foreign office, the home secretary, chancellor and brexit secretaries are all staying put, as is downing street's resident big beast. ben wright, bbc news, westminster. our chief political correspondent vicki young is in downing street. what is the latest? it's all happening although a lot of people are staying in their same jobs. happening although a lot of people are staying in their samejobs. as you say, the top jobs, are staying in their samejobs. as you say, the topjobs, boris johnson, the foreign secretary who is still inside number ten, is expected to stay in his post. amber rudd has been in and out saying she's staying at home secretarin't david davis will stay as the brexit secretary and philip hammond as chancellor. sajid javid hasjust come out of there, we asked him whether he'd kept his job, come out of there, we asked him whether he'd kept hisjob, he has. the only difference, it seem, is that the title has changed. he's in the department of communities and now

the super bowl matchup is set and now we know whether fans should wear white or green to support the eagles. >> davids also off. karen rogers joins us along with matt pelman. good morning. >> a lot of people going out to buy eagles gear today. >> yes. >> not going to be quite as warm but not bad, right. >> hey, it's not raining so if you're running errands hanging outside today it's good as far as that's concerned. let's take a look right now, the city is lit up in green, we're excited about that as sky6 looks live. a fair amount of clouds to start us off this morning and temperatures are cooler than yesterday where we were in the 60's, so that's a change. in fact, today we've got a wind chill factor so look at these wind chills. feels like it's barely above freezing right now in allentown. 38 degrees is the wind chill in the city, 34 degrees in dover, 39 in atlantic city. so, even though we have temperatures in the low 40's, wind chills at this point are just in the upper 30's and this is how they're going the feel through the day. at 7:00 a.m. it will feel like the mid 30's. 11 o'clock, we'll have

david livingstone. he is the new damian green. you won't be called the first secretary of state would debbie prime minister. he does have the big and central role as the prime minister's right—hand man. some other notable reshuffle names would be two men who did not move, jeremy hunt, he stays in health, but it is a bigger departmental name, and greg clark who will stay at the business department, despite there being a loss of chatter about being kicked out. the prime minister tried but could not reshuffle or swap those to a round. nor could she get the education secretary, justin green, where she wanted. she has gone from cabinets —— justine greening. where she wanted. she has gone from cabinets ——justine greening. the dwp, as it is called, goes to the one—time tv presenter who has worked asa one—time tv presenter who has worked as a junior minister in that department. our political editor nick watt is with me. it seems like a lot of people are resisting the plans theresa may had for them, and unusual number of those affected by

privately held keurig/green mountain will likely buy snapple. david has more on what's driving this to some accounts, a head scratcher of a deal some people are curies about it special dividend, if you're a dr. pepper holder, and then those holders also alone 13%, bringing together keurig green mountain and dr. pepper snapple into a bench company with a lot of different means of distribution 14% of what will still be a public entity, though barely public, about 13% will float in the public recall, continuing to be held by shareholders of dr. pepper now that's many more brands we're talking about there. those are the key brands that are being discussed. we'll show those to you in a bit. we did have the ceo who will run the combined company to combine -- it's not intuitive first, buzz when we put these two bench companies together that they can get those brands to customers anywhere they shop. >> of course, dr. pepper is distributed by trucks, as people know you you see them all the time. he says that keurig will benefit from that. he went on to tell me

david: greg valliere and josh green, thank you for being here. up, crude's monster come back.rise incontinue 2018. i am skeptical. oil $63 a barrel here in the u.s. brent almost touching $70. we will break it down. ♪ alix: this is bloomberg debris. i'm alix steel. if you're an investor this is what you need to know. everything u.s. related. dow jones up by 102 points. potentially china will slow or stop their purchases of u.s. treasuries. you also have a little bit weaker european stocks as well. the action is in the bond market. is the bond bull market over? is bill gross finally right and the bears are in control? yields backing up three basis points. once preaching 2.6% on the 10 year. about that 50 basis point level as well. the dollar not getting a boost from the bonds selloff. dollar-yen in particular down around a november low. part of that potentially is the boj. part of that is the broader dollar weakness story today. crude on its own up 1% irrespective of anything else happening in the market. on what'san update making headlines outside the business world. ofhundreds

david: many thanks to joshua green. we will be talking about commodities.light of the big storm coming through, what is going on with commodities and the storm, and what is driving the rally we are seeing? from new york, this is is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. ♪ alix: this is bloomberg daybreak, i'm alix steel. the global growth rally we are seeing, the s&p closing above 2700 the first time yesterday, and everything closing at record highs that spread to asia and europe, european stocks seeing the biggest gain in two weeks. the dax is up over 1% after really strong pmi across the board for the eurozone. let's take a look at the other asset classes. writinglar hi

speculation is that perhaps we could see justine greening moving out of her position as education secretary. but potentially the big beasts, like davidhammond, amber rudd, would stay in their positions. it will be interesting to see what happens withjeremy hunt. labour said he should not be promoted. suggestions that perhaps he could replace damian green, who of course was forced to... was sacked over various allegations against him. his position is available, potentially. would she movejeremy hunt into that position at a time when we have the nhs crisis that the government is trying to deal with? another thing, there are a lot of conservatives saying she needs to nurture new talent and bring on new mps, so could we see new names coming in? potentially so. one more thing, she addressed the issue of toby young, thejournalist who has been put on the board of the office for students, and whose appointment has created a lot of controversy. what did she say about that? he was appointed to the newly created body and he has faced criticism from students' groups who don't think he is appropriate. since his appointment, we have heard of vario

sergeant david johnson was killed along with his three green beret colleagues. you were a mentor.ly received any updates because the pentagon has not concluded its investigation yet? >> no, not that i though of and today is the due date of the new baby in the johnson family. so we're all on pins and needles but we're still concerned about what happened to sergeant david johnson and we hear leaks and we see leaks and every day there's a new reporter who has a body camera that they saw, videos are showing up on youtube and we're real concerned because it's not a good time for the family to hear all of this with the new baby coming. >> of course. his widow pregnant, his child, of course, please keep us posted on all of that. on this investigation, you called for congressional investigation, not just the pentagon but you said congress needs to investigate this. i understand that has not started yet. why is that? >> i'm not sure, but i think the senate plans to investigate and the house of representatives. the foreign affairs committee and the congressional black caucus under the leade

david lymington has taken the place of the sax damian green.omings and goings will go on all day, but so and goings will go on all day, but so far changes are small. lawrence johnson remains, the home secretary and brexit secretary all remain. as isjeremy and brexit secretary all remain. as is jeremy hunt who and brexit secretary all remain. as isjeremy hunt who keeps hisjob and brexit secretary all remain. as isjeremy hunt who keeps his job as health secretary but with a new expanded title, becoming secretary of state for health and social care. our chief political correspondent, vicki young, is in downing street. the treasury, foreign office, home office, health department, brexit department, all incumbents stay in place. one wonders how much this re—shuffle amounts to. place. one wonders how much this re-shuffle amounts to. it's not really a reshuffle, is it, with most keeping theirjobs. there will be a future hinges, james brokenshire will have to be replaced, david lidington has been moved, and though publicly that's not a huge role, it is

government have not given any information so to speculation but we could seejustine greening move, and people like davidhilip hammond would stay in their positions. but what would be interesting is what happens with jeremy hunt. we heard in my piece labour saying he shouldn't be promoted, that perhaps he could replace damian green who was forced... who was sacked over various allegations against him, so his position is available potentially. but would she moved jeremy hunt into that position at a time when we have the nhs crisis that the government is trying to deal with? but there are a lot of people within the conservatives who said she needs to nurturing new talent, bring on new mps so we could potentially see new names. one more thing, she also addressed the issue of to by thing, she also addressed the issue of toby young, the journalists who's been put on the board for students. yes, he has been appointed to this newly created body and faced criticism from student groups who don't think he's the right person, but also since his appointment last week we have heard of tweets that he has posted over t

david murphy and matt pellman in for karen rogers. >> reporter: good to see you gray, we're seeing green or your radar screen which means red on my screen. >> reporter: it will continued throughout the day, matt. right now we have cloud cover, there's sprinkles and showers coming through. obvious the heavier rain to the west and south, storm tracker 6 live double scan showing you thy just light nuisance rain a little pocket of it pushing past philadelphia and up toward trenton. r ballot that's highlighted in darker shades of green and pottstown more of the same. very mild this morning and obviously rain and we'll get the steadier stuff coming in. for fog this morning, visibility 7 miles in philadelphia, so not too bad. some of you in the gray areas trenton.into thicker fog. wilmington a half mile, more or less through the gray-shaded regions you might run into some of the fog. you can get it elsewhere, as well. right now those are the spots we're seeing the reports. 60 degrees in philadelphia. 60 nill -- in allentown and reading. 58 in trenton and millville. these are nice numbers for this time of the morning. 20 degrees above the avera

david murphy and matt pellman in for karen rogers. >> reporter: good to see you gray, we're seeing green or your radar screen which means red on my screenll continued throughout the day, matt. right now we have cloud cover, there's sprinkles and showers coming through. obvious the heavier rain to the west and

david murphy and karen rogers good morning. are you excited about this. i'm excited about this, and we've got green on the radar for this. >> reporter: down the shore there's just a little bit of rain leftover on storm tracker 6 live double scan it's light, this is the same stuff we've had through most of the region yesterday. it did get down by the shore last night and some of it is holding on. it's mostly in cape may county and areas south of dover, delaware. a little bit of steadier rain highlighted in darker shades of green coming across the bay right now. it's should not be too much longer and it's light. 44 degrees in philadelphia. 35 in allentown and reading, a cold start in the northern and western suburbs. 42 in trenton, 42 in cape may and millville, new jersey. as we go through the afternoon we're looking at a mild day, 40 degrees, the temperature dipping by 8:00 a.m. 42 by 10:00 a.m. the clouds are pretty much in place, maybe we'll see a sunny break or ear -- here or there, but mostly cloud. we get up to 47 before falling to 42 by 6:00. notice how it's dry today as we go into the overnig

coming up in your monday sport briefing — david beckham expected to confirm the miami major league soccer franchise has been given the green grand slam title and the first ever nepalese cricket chosen to play in the indian premier league. —— cricketer chosen to play in the indian premier league. the long—awaited major league soccer franchise in miami looks set to be announced on monday. a press conference has been called for 1700 gmt where franchise owner david beckham is expected to confirm the go—ahead for the florida team. it's been an arduous process, though, having taken around four years since beckham first intended to buy a franchise in the league. manchester city will be among the clubs across england and wales who'll be glued to the draw for the fifth round of the fa cup on monday. city are still on for domestic and european quadruples. they safely made it past cardiff city to reach the last 16. the people ask me, you want to be in the premier league? we don't have another squad. a lot of players are injured in the six months. we played the season without the left back, but that is not the concern. roger federer w

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greening. in terms of the big posts, the home secretary, the chancellor, borisjohnson and david davis, we understandably stay in their positions. one of the things theresa may has been encouraged to do is to promote some of the newer mps and some of the rising talent. they want to get people into some kind of ministerial roles. one to look out for i think is what happens withjeremy hunt. there is a lot of speculation because damian green has left and he was effectively deputy, perhaps jeremy hunt or chris grayling might fill that post. but of coursejeremy hunt is in the midst of the nhs winter crisis. so it might be a difficult move to justify. labour have already been making their views known. they are saying that ifjeremy hunt were to be promoted, that would be sending out the wrong message. we have not had a winter crisis for years and years. it is because of the cuts. we have not been able to put the legislation. the lions act blew apart the local decision, local planning. please apply comes out and makes an apology, a perfunctory apology but does not change the planned to get people off the tro

david murphy, and matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: i notice somebody is ready for the eagles wearing the black and green. >> reporter: i have two green dresses and i am going to keep wearing them. i've been working on the from a of a -- forecast, i think you will like it. we've been talking about the warmup, don't be fooled. you need a coat out there today. 9 degrees in allentown. 14 in reading. 26 degrees currently in the city itself. 25 in beach haven. 29 degrees currently in cape may. it's cold, when you factor in just a little bit of a breeze it feels like the teens, feels like 18 in the city. 16 in millville. this afternoon we'll not have as much wind as yesterday, generally it will feel nicer and it will be beautiful. look at the sunshine we've got on the forecast. 7:00 a.m., 25, shorts and cold. 9:00 a.m. upper 20s, we jump it up to above the freezing mark at 11:00. in the afternoon hours we'll have a high of 43 at 5:00 p.m., 40 degrees with lots of sunshine which is around average for this time of the year, overall just a couple of degrees above average. we have a warmup, details in the seven day coming up. >>

david gauke, did move to justice. karen bradley, the new northern ireland secretary. and justine greeningment now. and with more move is expected in the next couple of hours, there will be new faces around this table tomorrow. reassuringly, though, neither a move nor a vacancy exists for the downing street cat. and laura joins us now. has the prime minister got what she wanted in this reshuffle? it would not be a reshuffle if there weren't bits of confusion around the edges or expectation is that turned out to be wrong. i understand thatjeremy hunt stayed in his position at the department for help because he made it strong and passionate argument to the prime minister that he was the man to do so and to take on responsibility for the future of social care in england. so things we re social care in england. so things were perhaps a bit fluid around mr huntand he were perhaps a bit fluid around mr hunt and he talked himself into staying in his ownjob, having persuaded the prime minister. so far, this reshuffle is still going on. so far, this is a set of moves, a slight change, people moving

david coal burn. >> and i'm molette green.re officialsç say an elderly man was found dead inside this burning ham in annandale. follow just inn finch on twitter for updates. >>> 14 people displaced after an apartment building fire in southeast. a firefighter9eñíc÷y&'i also gh nonserious injuries. in northwest flames tore through this two story rownci home. no one got home. we will have updates on these fires in the nbc washington app. >>> today is the deadline to comply with the maryl aimed at preventing home fire deaths. the rules vary based on when your home was built but a good rule of them is to replace battery operated smoke alarms with new alarms that are powered by sealed in ten-year batteries. >> the new technology is more reliable if you are caught without a new one you could face a misdemeanor. >> a check of your forecast coming up next. >>> good morning. it is still very cold outside, 15 degrees in washington, feels like 5. we have clear skies right now, then we will see more clouds move in later on today. feels l

. >> david spunt is in center city to tell you all about it. >> ukee, we picked a shot to show you the green city behind me. normally when we covered sig signings it's one or two and tonight it was six players under one roof. the two hour lane at the oxford valley mall in bucks county wrapped around parts of second floor as eagles fans anxiously awaited were shirts and helmets. >> i was a friend in 1957 he took he to east falls to i aplace called creams and bought me a birch beer. >> inside dine agenty sport not one or two but six players signed for hours. they all met with fans. >>> excited to see them come out. >> they ate up every momented in the store. >> it's been awesome and a lifetime dream for me and my buddies 40 years. hopefully we get to the big dream. >>> on cottman at mow delz lines stretched as they wait todd meet phelpser cox who met with fans several times over the past few weeks. >> expect to see more eagles signing over the next few days into the weekend and next week back to practice. david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> all right, david, thanks so. and house divided. one

. >> david spunt is in center city to tell you all about it. >> ukee, we picked a shot to show you the green city behind me. normally when we covered sig signings it's one or two and tonight it was six players under one roof. the two hour lane at the oxford valley mall in bucks county wrapped around parts of second floor as eagles fans anxiously awaited were shirts and helmets. >> i was a friend in 1957 he took he to east falls to i aplace called creams and bought me a birch beer. >> inside dine agenty sport not one or two but six players signed for hours. they all met with fans. >>> excited to see them come out. >> they ate up every momented in the store. >> it's been awesome and a lifetime dream for me and my buddies 40 years. hopefully we get to the big dream. >>> on cottman at mow delz lines stretched as they wait todd meet phelpser cox who met with fans several times over the past few weeks. >> expect to see more eagles signing over the next few days into the weekend and next week back to practice. david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> all right, david, thanks so. and house divided. one