, dc, it is about an hourand a half, and washington, dc, it is about an hour and a half, and a half,c, it is about an hourand a half, and a half, an hourand a half, and a half, an hour or 45 minutes and so. that flight will land at the base in maryland, north—east of dc. and thatis maryland, north—east of dc. and that is the place where air force one takes off and lands, where presidents come and go from the capital. and from there he will go to the memorial because he was a navy officer, just after the second world war. and once a small ceremony has taken place there, he will be brought to the capital here, where there will be some speeches from various congressional leaders, from both sides of the aisle, and in that period of lying in state will take place with the public will take place with the public will get the opportunity to come and file past, stopped a moment, have a thought, many of them perhaps will not even rememberjimmy carter as president, some of them well, many won't. and then on thursday morning, his casket, his coffin will be taken to the national cathedral here in

the, the neutral in washington dc. the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the body is the former us president candy console being moved now slowly from us into the national cathedral in washington, dc. steven, just give us a sense, care of how important, what are, or how significant the moment this is under. there are very few reasons why their state honors would be held in the united states or very few individuals who receive state, funerals and presidents are among the very, very few. this happens very rarely. as you can see here, we look at the former presidents. we see how unusual it is that you can all gathered in one place. usually they are divided by party because they're going certain conventions, certain rallies, things like that. but here they are altogether beautiful name and unity. we're seeing right now. we absolutely, and that's what makes this special um, the last funeral i believe was 18 or 2017 for george h. w. bush is do happen obviously occasionally. and it is a moment in which you see a very divided country c

commemorations for the former president will continue on tuesday in washington, dc.njanuary nine we are expecting the nationalfuneral to take place. former presidents like barack 0bama and bill clinton will be there. we know the future president donald trump has said he will attend. and a close friend and political ally ofjimmy carter, joe biden will be delivering the eulogy. as we see mr carter visiting the nation's capital for the final time. carl nasman reported from georgia. terry adamsonjoins me now — a long—time personal lawyer and friend ofjimmy carter. good to have you with us. my condolences for the loss of your friend, and someone who worked with for a very long time, and you do endued — indeed go back a very long way with the late president, don't you? i understand the first time you met but that carter was when you are still in high school, tell us about that. it still in high school, tell us about that. ., , still in high school, tell us about that. , that. it was something i remember, i don't think he — that. it was something i remember, i don't think h

of the former us presidentjimmy carter is being taken from his home state of georgia to washington dcf his state funeral. the boss of mcdonald's in the uk says 29 people have been sacked over sexual harassment claims in the past year — after a bbc investigation found staff are still facing abusive behaviour. also coming up on the world today: we'll take a look at the technology of the future — could humanoid robots be a reality sooner than you think? welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. donald trump says he wouldn't rule out exercising military or economic coercion to further his goal of bringing both greenland and the panama canal under us control. president—elect donald trump held a press conference at mar?a—lago in florida to address economic developments in america. he repeated his interest in making canada a us state, and suggested he would impose tariffs on denmark if it resists its offer to purchase greenland, which he said is vital to the united states. let's start by hearing the question he was asked. can you assure the world that as you —

andrews to the capital, washington, dc.ington, dc. once the casket is secure, we will see the family loaded into the motorcade and departing for the us navy memorial. president carter, as we know, had four children, 11 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren, the patriarch of a huge family who have kept his body company from its long journey from georgia to washington, dc, and we will leave you these pictures as we take a break on the world today on bbc news. here in the uk, the wintry weather is continuing to cause problems across the country. there are warnings out for snow, ice and flooding — and there's still significant travel disruption. around 130 flood warnings remain in place — including one danger—to—life warning for the river soar in leicestershire. it comes as on the other side of the atlantic, at least five people died in a winter storm that has seized a swathe of the us in its icy grip, leading to mass school closures, travel chaos and power cuts. 0ur weather presenter, stav danaos, told me more about the ext

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the coffin bearing the former us presidentjimmy carter will arrive in washington dc in the coming hours — ahead of his funeral on thursday. this is the scene outside the carter centre, in georgia, where ceremonial troops will be arriving shortly. lam gary i am gary o'donnell who, at the capitol, where the public will get their chance over the next two days to pay their respect to the 39th president of the united states. meta, the owner of facebook and instagram, announces an end to fact—checking on its platforms — a powerful earthquake hits china's tibet region, near mount everest — at least 126 people are dead and hundreds more injured. the far—right french politician, jean—marie le pen, has died at the age of 96. let's start in the us — because a significant few hours ahead, with the coffin bearing the former us president, jimmy carter, moving from georgia to washington, to lie in state in the capitol rotunda. let's take you live to atlanta now — where ceremonies are getting under way at the carter presidential center. we have seen some of the band is already arriving there. president

thank you for that mastic approach the in washington dc . thank. thank you. on the 6th of january, is it tiffany? for many christians and for some that means and i see plunge symbolizing the baptism of christ and the check capital prod, but also meant briefing of water temperatures of just 3 and a half degrees celsius in the top of river. the benefits of ice paving many but on this day it also supposedly items you'll so that is also known as 3 kings days. where space wise man in bodies he's reminded i told stories out this hour just intruder says he will resign as kind of his prime minister and lead to the ruling liberal proxy. despising results within his posse, as well as promising approval lightnings, says he'll stay on until the liberals that choose a new lead elsewhere. as president alexander found the balance as tasks. all right, freedom party lead that have it kicked off with forming a new government. i meant to discuss new options following the collapse of co creation tools between main street a set you up to date, so i'll have more will use of the to

have to say, washington, dc— where you are? have to say, washington, dc got - where you are?u are? have to say, i washington, dc got our biggest snowfall since january three. 2022. it's plastered with about roughly 15 cm of worth of snow, but with more later. but really stand out for me is how widespread the snow has been all the way from kansas to the peninsula all the eastern seaboard. kids a city so their biggest snowball in about 30 years. it is now roughly 25.6 cm. it dates back to at least 190a. the other cool thing with the system, and problematic issue is how much ice has come down. freezing rain has been ubiquitous across the hi—lo valley and the midwest, causing an ice—skating rig on top of the stove. flights have been cancelled across the board. way back how much longer is he going to go on? domain band is off the east coast, but near the centre of the pressure, there's a kind of cold air wraparound. we caught the common head. there'sjust common head. there's just enough common head. there'sjust enough moisture that we could see another five minutes centimetres of

alpha 0 is ellen fisher reporting there from washington dc. thank you very much, alan. are all position supporters in venezuela or a gathering some nationwide protests a day before president nicholas madura sworn in for a 3rd term. the opposition and the ruling party both claim to have one july's presidential election. the government has detained prominent critics, the head of the and organization, and announced the reward for the capture of opposition. candidates had wounded gonzales. well, elsie's 0 is always under rent the at the is following developments from both the in neighboring columbia. so there are protesters behind you and both that there are protesters in venezuela opposition. protesters have basically just today to really get their voice for the form a door and the doors weren't in for his 3rd term. what are you seeing and what do you here in the serial that is the case. there are also other process that are either going on already or i've been programmed in other cities across the globe aware of any swelling diaspora has been more than 7000000 minutes. mi

he was also critical of former president carter as his body was being brought to washington dc to lie in state and not something you typically see in any previous administration. and i do want to bring you back in, tell us about that moment with canada? >> they opened up that line of questioning about panama and greenland specifically and whether military force would be used to acquire both of those sovereign lands and president- elect acknowledged that, yes, he would be open to military threat, force, coercion and i asked specifically about canada and over the last month repeatedly suggested that canada should be the 51st state and i said with my question asked if we were under the assumption that you are serious about making canada the 51st state would use military force in order to acquire canada because earlier in the press conference he acknowledged and suggested that canada didn't have much of a military even though they are an ally and they defend the united states in the aftermath of the september 11 attack and he said no, we would use military force but suggested that we woul

and washington, dc, what is going through your mind?nd? and end of an era- like — through your mind? and end of an era. like i _ through your mind? and end of an era. like i mentioned, - through your mind? and end of an era. like i mentioned, i- an era. like i mentioned, i don't know how we will get used to a world without president carter. him calling our phones or dropping by the house to have a glass of wine or two just chat about usually a project to help somebody because that is what he and his wife were fixated on. how to help others. they were like that until the day they passed. i can hear the emotion in your voice, this is a global story but this is a very personal loss for you. thank you for taking the time to speak to us on bbc news.— on bbc news. thank you for havin: on bbc news. thank you for having me- _ let's speak to our news correspondent carl nasman, who's at the carter centre in the city of atlanta. we are speaking about the personal reflections that are taking place at this time, this is a grand state event that is u

the coffin bearing the former us presidentjimmy carter will arrive in washington dc in the coming hoursf his funeral on thursday. this is the scene — outside the carter centre in georgia — where ceremonial troops will be arriving shortly. meta — the owner of facebook and instagram — announces an end to fact—checking on its platforms, saying it wants to prioritise free speech over censorship. flood warnings are in force in more than a hundred parts of the uk — with a danger to life warning near one river in leicestershire. mcdonald's staff say they're still facing sexual abuse and harrassment — despite the company promising to clean up behaviour at its uk operations. hello from the bbc sport centre. the carabao cup semi—finals get under way later. the ties are two legs, each a month apart. all of the last four are premier league teams which allows an experiment with var, as referees will make in—stadium announcements. first up tonight arsenal host an in—form newcastle, who have won six in a row in all competitions. i am very excited to play the game in front of our crowd, a semi final op

all the focus will be on dc. that is why president biden is i mean, essentially by declaring tomorrow an ssi and january 20th the special security event, you're essentially just saying dc is going to be in a in a lockdown posture. your people there are seeing it already. the fences, the gates, the deployment of more resources, adding a january 19th rally. it's not it's not going to overburden the system. it just seems it will be a distraction from the primary event, which is january 20th, a busy start to 2025. >> juliette kayyem we're going to leave it there. good to see you this morning. thank you. thank you. well, new evidence emerges in the las vegas cybertruck explosion. what investigators are learning about the political grievances of the bomber as they search for a motive. >> as the new year starts, follow cnn. >> president carter will be remembered for his lifetime of service reporting the events shaping history. >> follow all the changes in 2025. i, donald john trump, follow the facts. follow. >> sore thr

i was there, the streets were jammed in washington dc on that saturday.ing trump. >> yes. stuart: it'll be different this time. >> resistance will rise again and take a new form, we just don't know when and over what issue. stuart: we have sam altman, mark zuckerberg and other business leaders going to the inauguration instead of the world economic forum in data da. >> momma didn't raise no dummy.. these guys know where the bread is buttered and the future of their companies, and they're going to try and get as close as they can to the decision makers of washington dc. if i were running one of these companies, i'd do the same thing. smart move. stuart: never been to davs and probably never will. >> me either but this will be missent inauguration, and they are all awesome because they are a slice of american history and we'll be there covering it over the weekend. stuart: i've been covering inauguration since 1976. >> and your favorite moment? stuart: ronald reagan. >> '81 in stuart: yes, the moment he game the president and iranians released the hostages

some of washington dc�*s newest residents had quite the day frolicking in the snow.ast year and now live at the national zoo. you can see them running around and playing in the snow, all while enjoying some bamboo treats. the pandas marked the return of the bears to the nation's capitol after the previous panda's went back to china in 2023. hello. we've seen some fairly disruptive weather to get the brand—new year under way. and over the last few days, whether that has been from extensive snowfall or indeed from widespread flooding, it's been the same weather system responsible. now, the good news is that weather system is now moving only slowly, but off in towards northern europe — have big impacts on tuesday in denmark, norway and sweden. but as it's only moving slowly, we'll remain on the western side of it and it's on the western side where we continue to bring the winds down from the north. so for the rest of the working week it does stay cold. sharp overnight frost risk of ice, and we could see some of the lowest temperatures so far this winter by night later i

is expected to do. >> most of it is headed off shore but i do agree with the pretty pleasant day in dcnd i don't get that when you have a wind chill in the teens and i am on board. it snowed across parts of maryland and here all the way down to the ocean and nine and half inches right there so this was a significantly cold storm and a lot more snow fell out west where in kansas you had over 20 inches in the ice even in parts of bloomfield some of this is bringing power lines down and branches it down and the electricity and we still see some snow across parts of west virginia and pennsylvania but for dc it is really just about gone and we won't see anything else and that earth cam shot we showed you earlier and we see the visibility picking up and we can see across the river and not the visibility down to a quarter-mile delaying or canceling but likely less than two or three inches of snow but look at this stripe all the way from kansas somewhere between 10 inches and one foot of this his own all the way to the east coast so it was a widespread long track the storm with warnings in eff

with this earlier, the state funeral for a former us president jimmy carter is underway in washington dc. these are live pictures of it from the national cathedral in washington. the 39th us president died last month at the age of $100.00. politicians and leaders from across the political spectrum have paid tribute to carter over the past week, and the honory indicated strong christian faith in values driven politics that he and body and thousands of americans came to pay their respects at the u. s. capital where carter was lying in states, a smaller invitation only service will take place. his native georgia leader visited from the deepest part of the i went across over now to our correspondence janelle dom allowing she is at the washington national cathedral, the scene of a country bidding farewell to one of its presidents. janelle, just tell us, what are you seeing here? cindy, this is a very, very cold day where america is saying good bye to former president jimmy carter, who of course, lived to be a 100 years old and did so much within that lifetime. now of course, so the mood here

i'm just worried about why barack can't get her to come to dc. none of my business. going to stay out of it. remember to dvr the show. that's all for tonight. and always remember, i'm watters and this is my world.

the main airport in dc were, were cancelled. and i think as a result of that, so many folks me kinda scrambling to change your plans. i think these next 24 hours will be really rough for people in the city. not only do they have, you know, roadways that are really tough, but all the planes, the planes that should have been a reagan national are sort of not in the city. they're down in charlotte throughout further north and boston. those wants to take time to kind of get back into the city so we can have flights out of the city. so it'll be a little while for folks to sort of catch up here at least me aviation sector. but that said, you know, it once in a while and the city needs to kind of slow down. i think this is one of those times do and how cold the air is. we won't really see any melting anytime soon. and until we get really late into tomorrow into early wednesday, we won't really see much improvement. and i took a bunch of them reporting from washington, d. c. and that's it from me on the news team fund. all i have uh wil

well, john hadron is live for us now from capitol hill in washington dc. john, very good to see if i get to speak to you. this is a very solemn stays occasion for america's 13 9th president. can you tell us what will be happening in the next few days? how is america saying good bye to jimmy casa? well, it's interesting to hear those eulogies full of praise, not just from the democratic fights president common white hairs, but also from republican leaders. because when jimmy carter was president, he was always really an outside. or even though we held the top job in washington. so it's interesting now to see that he's really being celebrated in a style that really the fits the 39th president of the united states. he had been laying in state at the carter library in georgia. and then he'd been flung to washington kerry by motorcade to the the navy memorial here in washington on the national mall. and from there he got a military escort with a horse drawn carriage to the capital here, where he will be lying in state until thursday where people can come visit

this is the most significant snow storm the dc area has seen and at least five years.ldings close with the exception of nonessential personnel. congress went to work with what they had to do. this was an impressive situation for sure for the reagan national airport, a lot of delays and cancellations for that patient down roadways tonight to clear the roadways of snow and slush so that it does not refreeze overnight. we�*re looking at cold air coming in for that the backside of this thing hasn�*t come through and we�*re looking at at least a few more inches before it is done. we will see if they hold on and keep in schools closed tomorrow. i�*m sure the kids want another day off. {flare kids want another day off. give us a sense _ kids want another day off. give us a sense of— kids want another day off. give us a sense of the _ kids want another day off. give us a sense of the impact - kids want another day off. give us a sense of the impact of the storm across the country. it�*s storm across the country. it's made a ferocious _ storm across the country. it�*s made a fer

of course, we have on january 20th here in washington, dc. the inaugural ration for present electronic, which we already know is a height and security event. in light of this incident will only be under the microscope even further. indeed, we'll keep on on message with the, the investigation in new orleans and keep in touch with you. give me how could that force in washington dc at least 2 people have been killed, that i have washer and dryer and strongly con, you find the capital explosions with it after the apples willing to try is approaching the city early on year's day. now the math key says 2 buildings were damaged and the attack general has the latest i don't of a new year. craig's cap. the video shows the movement to russian detector and slams into a civilian apartment building. each one is more than a 100 launched into ukrainian space and engaged by air defense systems. the one that goes away, the responses swift trapped residents, bro, to safety civilian recipients of russia's gift of tara. there are a number of the wounded and this

is pushing through west virginia into the major, into the virginia region. eventually, washington, dc. these next few hours we'll see kind of cold air temperature dropping. and of course, a little bit of additional snow $3.00 to $7.00 centimeters, which doesn't really sound like much, like some a little bit more than frankly, just don't need on top of we already have. yeah, you're saying some people using the snow to go skiing a minute ago for washington d. c. a people adjusting the travel plans and just keeping on moving forward? matthew will, has this, don't really put the brakes on where you are in the capitol. polls and think this is a really well anticipated winter storm. so a lot of folks ahead of time are reaching out to me saying, hey, what do we do? should we change our travel plans that said roughly 90 percent of flight as a reagan national airport. the main airport in dc what were cancelled, and i think as a result of that, so many folks, we kind of scrambling to change your plans. i think these next 24 hours will be really rough for people in the city. not only do they hav

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the body will then be flown to washington dc, where it will lie in state at the capitol rotunda.esidentjimmy�*s carter national funeral will be held at the national cathedral onjanuary nine. let's speak to our news correspondent carl nasman, who's at the carter centre in the city of atlanta. carl, in the city of atlanta. this was really unemotional carl, this was really unemotional service that we have seen the centre so far. fin have seen the centre so far. an emotional— have seen the centre so far. in emotional service, a moving day, the first day of the multi—day state funeral in honour of the 39th president, jimmy carter, this was the state of georgia's turn to come out and honour what all of its own we saw the casket of the former president retracing steps, going back through the remarkable life ofjimmy carter, beginning near his birthplace in the plan stronger — in plains georgia, and then making its way towards the heart of the state, atlanta, georgia, where we are standing, the carter centre, been a big part of his life in the last four decades or so, post presidency, but

let's cross now to heidi to a castro in washington dc. hi, be very good to see if i could speak to you. now. we've come to expect the unexpected by now when it comes to donald trump, but even now he's on close to be the 1st president to take office convicted of felony crimes. can you tell us what else the judge said to? yes, elena, the judge said that not only will this sentencing take place one week from today, but that he expects not to be sentencing donald trump to any jail time. he said, rather he would likely sentenced the president love to unconditional discharge, which essentially means no severe punishment. but those felony convictions, all $34.00 of them will be in trumps record. and so he would, in fact, become the 1st us president was selling not only convicted, but also sentenced. now the judge and his ruling today about the sentencing call. trump's con condos. for what she was convicted pre meditated in continuous deception by the leader of the free world. but equally strong words were given back by trump spokesperson, who qu

and after the state funeral, the late president and his family will travel to washington, dc — wheree, before a ceremony at the national cathedral? a nearly week—long national funeral here to remember the 39th president. after georgia, the body in the coffin will be brought to the capital, late in the rotunda in repose there for people to pay their respects in washington, dc, and then the 9th of january will see that national funeral where politicians and lawmakers, and of course presidents will be in attendance. past presidents, the 0bama is in clinton's, the current president and even future president, donald trump — although they had some acrimony between them, donald trump did send out a gracious message when he died, and he has said he will attend. we know of course joe has said he will attend. we know of coursejoe biden and jimmy carter had a pretty close personal relationship, they were political allies too — joe biden was the first senator to come out and endorsejimmy carter in his long shot run for the presidency back in 1976, andjimmy carter the presidency back in 1976, and

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c political haines in washington dc and has more on that vote. this vote was widely expected, but it does send a message of iron clad us support for israel because of when it's happening, the congress is just days old. this is one of the 1st pieces of legislation. it's taking up and in the house. it was bi partisan, all members of the republican party in the house voted for it along with 45 democrats. so what exactly does this do? a really very, very much symbolic in that if any members of the icpc or those who help investigate israel have assets or property in the united states, those can be frozen. they can be not denied visas. it also says the, i should call back any money that it's given to the i c. c. that's not a whole lot of money because do us congress actually for bid on by law the us to give any money to the i c. c, which is not a signatory to now they did soften the law and were able to set about $5000000.00 to the victim impact funds to try and help you ukrainians that have been hurt by the war with russia. they could try to call that

this is a most significant snowstorm the dc area has seen in at least five years and we will see howschools were shut, federal buildings were closed with the exception for essential services. reagan national airports, delays and cancellations there, they shut down the runways tonight to clear the runways of snow and slush so that it doesn't freeze again overnight. a ferocious track across the country, four if you count california where it came over dynamically across the valleys but once to go to the central plains it fired up in kansas city where they saw their worst lizard situation in three decades. 20 inches of snow falling in kansas, louisville saw almost ten inches of snow, icing across much of kentucky, hundreds of thousands of people without power. tens of millions of people impacted by this storm over the past three days and obviously it is not done yet. we still have the upper level part of this to come through and it will dump several more inches of snow on the dc area as far north as philadelphia and as far south as parts of north carolina. before this thing settles down.

he's back in washington dc returning for the last time here on tuesday. and this was a place where harder was always something of an outside or even when he held a tough job. here he is now being remembered though in a time honored ceremony. this but sitting of the 39th president of the united states, he has been laying in state in the carter presidential library in atlanta since saturday on tuesday. he was flown by air to washington, taken by motorcade to the u. s. navy memorial on the national mall and then given a military escort and a horse drawn case on to the us capital and he will lie in state here until thursday. we're just minutes away right now from some of eulogy remarks from the senate majority leader in the house speaker, among others. and you'll be here till thursday and match when he will have a funeral service at the national cathedral. and when all of that is over at carters remains will return to his home in plains, georgia, and he'll berry, he'll be buried in his home garden next to his wife frozen. so a long final journey for the forme

isn't this issue more important than making a dc show for the dc media market?. i've been a boxer all my life. i've given it up because of my, my frailty. but i would come back to punch stephen miller in the nose because he is the most hideous in terms of his policy. i don't know the guy personally, but in terms of his policy, he is absolutely draconian. he is the definition of it. he doesn't want to resolve the issue. he wants to scapegoat certain people that will, in his mind, it will resound favorably to president trump. i think that this is a horrible idea, a showcase of raids in the dc area. you know what that's going to do? it will heighten the uncertainty in the immigration among immigrants. it will infuriate the democrats. it will motivate that base. it will absolutely garner him no additional points he needs now to use this bluster and use this moment and use these first 100 days to make deals. he he prides himself on being a deal maker. he did in his other life, when i knew him better. >> yeah. >> now make a deal. i make a deal to show you. okay? >> an

. >> now go back to dc for the last time in 5 will be at the u.s. capitol this afternoon. they'll be a special lying-in-state ceremony. and when comes time for the eulogies, they will be one of them will be delivered by vice president kamala harris. time now is 8.12. we'll be right back. (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? quickly tell you what you spend on things like food. (dad) fargo, what did i spend on groceries this month? (son) hey dad, can the guys stay for dinner? (dad) no... (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. >> a 14 and as you can see now, the hearse has just departed from the carter presi ential library with president jimmy carter's casket on board and now begins the trip back to washington, d.c., one final last trip to the capital. yeah, it's expected to arrive dc at about

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from washington dc. the several states have declared states of emergency to cope with the snow storm impacting a wide swath of the us. you know, it is the largest single day snowfall we've had in over 25 years here in the world . as the storm delayed or cancelled more than 7000 flights on mondays. some people adopted new modes of transportation. i just want it to get out in it. i had to go out and get some coffee. i loved being out in the snow, so i just wanted to come check it out. see how the roads work. the storm blanketed some areas with 50 centimeters of snow. it's being blamed for a handful of traffic related dest in kansas and missouri. and in indiana, national guard troops have deployed to health stranded motorist. here in the nation's capital, it is the biggest snowfall in 2 years, and schools are close, making it a snow day with children and some adults celebrating with some serious sledding snowball fights. we're also in order. i did not come here to make friends that are many parts of the cou

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the cortez will continue to the nation's capital, washington, dc, on tuesday —— cortege. people are lighting candles and laying wreaths in honour of the victims of the deadly truck attack on new year's day. these are the live pictures from the city, where a vigil is taking place on the corner of bourbon street and canal street. that is the intersection where the attack began. people have laid yellow roses to honour the 1a killed. one of the victims was 31—year—old edward pettifer from west london. he was the stepson of alexandra pettifer, who was nanny to prince william and his brother prince harry. earlier, buckingham palace announced king charles was deeply saddened. 0ur correspondent frances read reports. another victim of what the fbi says was a premeditated and evil act, edward pettifer from chelsea in london was 31, and one of 1a who died in new orleans on new year's day. he was the stepson of a former royal assistant. alexandra pettifer, known as tiggy legge—bourke before her marriage, worked for the royal family when prince william and harry were children. she was

let's show you these life pictures coming from washington, dc.ere. and around the city, people, does some movement on the roads but rather tricky conditions to say the least. for more on what this �*polar vortex�* means — i'm joined by our lead weather presenter, ben rich to explain what the polar vortex is, we have to look at the north pole. so let's take a look at some weather graphics. al george was going on. this time of year in the north pole, it never gets light. it is start all of the time. itjust gets really cold. we have an area of dense cold air that sits in place and is held in place by this extreme of strong winds, very high up into the atmosphere and that is the polar vortex. atmosphere and that is the polarvortex. in atmosphere and that is the polar vortex. in normal times it keeps that cold air cooped up it keeps that cold air cooped up above the north pole but sometimes that polar vortex can break down, it can even change direction and collapse completely. what is going on this time is a bit of a stretching in that polar vortex, i

we'll go live to dc. first day of the new com. plus, people messages written by a menorah on last night of hanukkah. community leaders are now working with a stop to anti-semitism after repeated incidents of also the damage santa cruz wharf is set to reopen tomorrow. city leaders business owners. visitors. thank you for joining us here on properties that 3, i'm justine waltman. less than 2 weeks since big waves damaged the santa cruz wharf. >> the popular tourist hub is preparing to reopen kron 4 s charles clifford has our top story. >> well, here in santa cruz on friday, the war remains close. take a look behind me there. you can see they've still got the the entrance blocked off older. they are allowing some city officials and business owners and repair crews to go in and out as they prepare to reopen the wharf on saturday morning, the city of santa cruz says that following an engineering assessment and sonar examination of the under structure of the war, they believe that it is safe to reopen. obviously the far end of the war t

the dc bureaucracy, that's the mass deportation. this is the country.at does it mean to be american? it means we have elections we can trust and believe in. and that means single day voting on election day as a national holiday with paper ballots and. government issued i.d. to match the voter file. that's how we save the country after we win it. this time by voting early. these are not black ideas. white ideas are american ideals that set this country into motion. we're in a war to revive them and right now we need the commander in chief who will lead us to victory. that is your next president, donald j. trump. if you want to seal border vote. trump if you want to restore law order in this country, vote trump. if you want to grow the economy in this country, vote trump if you want to revive national pride in this country, vote trump. if you want to stay out of world war three in this country, vote trump. if you want to make america great again, vote trump. i'm going to give you one more reason to vote trump. and this is the one the media in the back. th

so there is the system that's bringing all of the snow to dc that you just saw. still kind of working its way across. but guess what? that's not the only thing that's happening. so you can see where all of these winter weather advisories. winter storm warnings are up across parts of the country. certainly right there along the mid atlantic right now. look at futurecast. once that system pushes out, take your eye down to the south around dallas, texas. there's the next one coming in on thursday and look how it tracks right through the south central and then goes right over to the east coast. yes, right back to dc and portions of even the ohio valley again set to get more snow as they get into the weekend. obviously, our weather is not that dramatic. we did have the fog to start today. we are looking out for a little bit of wind tomorrow. we are under wind advisory and we do have the danger out of the coast right now with the biggest risk being sneaker waves as we head through the next about 36 hours. but outside of that on the other side of all this, we have wedne