and, arborist steven duncan has some concerns.steven duncan/atlas tree service- "look at the root crown, and look for anything abnormal." in this case, the base of the tree appears to be weakened. steven duncan/atlas tree service- "this is a root, these are roots, and you see how the trunk is growing over it. so, it's partially strangling, uh, the trunk itself, and cutting off some of its ability. but, overall, this is really not bad, but it is something to notice." duncan, who has worked for atlas tree service going on 20 years now, says a contricted trunk, prevents the tree from soaking in the water and nutrients it needs to stay healthy.steven duncan/atlas tree service- "the other thing you look at is this seam, and if you go up -- you see those seams. sometimes branches want to split right along those seams." any significant wind -- and the branches could possibly split.alex llamas/sexytrees.com- "we got a dead cottonwood tree -- that's a common name." down the street -- alex llamas with sexy-trees-dot-com spotted this perilous tree behind a shopping center and near a freeway exit.a

ryan and duncan murphy and david duncan. placed themselves on the tracks. train. here jane i've got a pretty sure thing you know we just go out there and we stand and then train slows down and stops. a couple of people cross the road and went over to the front gate of the you know one of the station in for. we were done we couldn't block in and there was already a train that we could see you know this combo box cars were going to show they had . to be sure that the engineer knew there was a dog or something on the tracks or gets out. to the police would probably come and some point to remove them before they could move the train. we deliver the letter to the person at the base. that person or someone else we understand there's going to be violence here today. and we said no no we're told people are

and, arborist steven duncan has some concerns.steven duncan/atlas tree service- for anything abnormal in this case, the base of the tree appears to be weakened. steven duncan/atlas tree service- "this is a root, these are roots, and you see how the trunk is growing over it. so, it's partially strangling, uh, the trunk itself, and cutting off some of its ability. but, overall, this is really not bad, but it is something to notice." duncan, who has worked for atlas tree service going on 20 years now, says a contricted trunk, prevents the tree from soaking in the water and nutrients it needs to stay healthy.steven duncan/atlas tree service- "the other thing you look at is this seam, and if you go up -- you see those seams. sometimes branches want to split right along those seams." any significant wind -- and the branches could possibly split.alex llamas/sexytrees.com- "we got a dead cottonwood tree -- that's a common name." down the street -- alex llamas with sexy-trees-dot-com spotted this perilous tree behind a shopping center and near a freeway exit.alex llamas/sexytrees.com- "the way

like duncan here. duncan is a picky eater. duncan, get the bowl of food.n't want to eat it like this. >> what is this gruel you think you're going to feed me? >> i know, it's like someone giving you, like, fiber cereal without milk. >> his owner puts it in the microwave a few seconds, and there it is to trick duncan. he thinks he's getting people food. watch. [ laughter ] >> see, now it's warmer and it probably smells better now. >> it's pavlov's microwave. >> they have a symbiotic relationship where they spoil each other. >> all i have to say about these dogs is this dog ain't loyal. this owner is showing how these dogs react in a crisis. she walks up to them. she falls. >> cats would already be eating her just fyi. >> right. >> notice she's on the ground collapsed. it's play time for these two. >> well, that's what it looked like. they probably would fend if that was a real emergency. >> take the pug out of it. if you fall down and die, your dogs will be happier. [ laughter ] >> ding dong. >> these dogs ain't loyal. >> get off of me! >> these two ask if

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and, arborist steven duncan has some concerns.steven duncan/atlas tree service- "look at the root crown, and look for anything abnormal." in this case, the base of the tree appears to be weakened. steven duncan/atlas tree service- "this is a root, these are roots, and you see how the trunk is growing over it. so, it's partially strangling, uh, the trunk itself, and cutting off some this is really not bad, but it is something to notice." duncan, who has worked for atlas tree service going on 20 years now, says a contricted trunk, prevents the tree from soaking in the water and nutrients it needs to stay healthy.steven duncan/atlas tree service- "the other thing you look at is this seam, and if you go up -- you see those seams. sometimes branches want to split right along those seams." any significant wind -- and the branches could possibly split.alex llamas/sexytrees.com- "we got a dead cottonwood tree -- that's a common name." down the street -- alex llamas with sexy-trees-dot-com spotted this perilous shopping near a freeway exit.alex llamas/sexytrees.com- "the way you can particularly

duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month.ur family the security it needs at a price you can afford. >>> some federal workers are going to homeless shelters for food >> i know they are, i don't quite understand why as i mentioned before, the obligations they would undertake, say borrowing from a bank or credit union are in effect federally guaranteed, so the 30 days of pay that some people will be out, there's no real reason they shouldn't be able to get a loan against it. we've seen a number of ads and institutions doing that. >> commerce secretary ross on "squawk box" saying he doesn't understand why furloughed government workers are going to food banks and homeless shelters speaker pelosi shot back on that on capitol hill. take a listen. >> let them eat cake kind of attitude, call your father for money, this is character building for you it is all going to end up very well, just as long as you don't get your paychecks i don't quite understand why as hundreds of thousands of men and women are about to miss a second paycheck

and, arborist steven duncan has some concerns.steven duncan/atlas tree service- "look at the root crown and look for anything abnormal." in this case, the base of the tree appears to be weakened. steven duncan/atlas tree service- "this is a root, these are roots, and you see how the trunk is growing over it. so, it's partially strangling, uh, the trunk itself, and cutting off some of its ability. but, overall, this is really not bad, but it is something to notice." duncan, who has worked for atlas tree service going on 20 years now, says a contricted trunk, prevents the tree from soaking in the water and nutrients it needs to stay healthy.steven duncan/atlas tree service- "the other thing you look at is this seam, and if you go up -- you see those seams. sometimes liright along seams." any significant wind -- and the branches could possibly split.alex llamas/sexytrees.com- "we got a dead cottonwood tree -- that's a common name." down the street -- alex llamas with sexy-trees-dot-com spotted this perilous tree behind a shopping center and near a freeway exit.alex llamas/sexytrees.com- "t

a question for you on duncan brands you talked about that.ou bought it. >> yes in the last couple of days i added to that. february 5th think go into report earnings. the news you got out of apple made you suspicious about starbucks. it's a quality company that's performed well in 2018 however, you're getting the same diversified business model surrounding coffee but based here in the u.s. with a tremendous opportunity to expand to the west coast. i like duncan. >> what's the story with microsoft? had this pulled back with tech >> it did. from the high to low it was 15% which isn't nearly as bad as a lot of the stocks that we have talked about here. nonetheless, on christmas eve, it was trading about 42 million shares and down to 94 bucks. now it's 102 it's made a nice rebound i think the fact that this one had reoccurring revenue because of the subscriptions, i love this stock i would buy it here. >> coming up, we'll do energy trades and from the futures pit. we'll do istig aadn e lft rahthe o one-millionth order. millionth order. ♪ there go

field is in court facing child today mr duncan field seen here in blue coats arrive of course in the end. he has pleaded not guilty to charges of gross negligence manslaughter going to six liverpool fans died in the ninety nine overcrowding remains a deadly stadium tragedy in british history. a tennis high drama on the first day of the australian open where former world number one the marines lost and could be his final match before retiring in chile gave it is all coming from two sets down in a five set loss to spain's roberta robots used to goat murray has said the injury will force him to retire from tennis this year possibly as early as after this australian open. v.r.v. opening day also featured the two of the tallest players in the game this two point one one metre tall an american riley he was what was back what was literally the battle of giants of compassionate john i's know who measures two point nine meters also in the men's draw world number two rafael nadal had a little trouble against australia's james duckworth and roger federer also work on the women's side germany's.

our correspondent duncan kennedy reports from dover.er to see for himself the border force operation in the channel. sajid javid spent half an hour on board in the kind of calm conditions that many migrants use to make their crossing. but mrjavid questioned whether those coming were actually fleeing persecution. if you are a genuine asylum seeker then why have you not sought asylum in the first safe country that you arrived in? because you know, france is not a country where anyone would argue it is not safe in any way whatsoever. but some migrant support groups say those comments from the home secretary are deeply concerning. and that these people should be treated as genuine. they also say that although more than 200 have landed since november, the numbers are minuscule in comparison to those trying to cross the mediterranean. my feeling is that it has been blown out of proportion. in the grand scheme of things, these are small numbers of people arriving from northern france. and they have their reasons for wanting to come to the uk.

duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. give your family the security it needs at a price you can afford. >>> well, the day before he officially joins the senate, mitt romney is already in a war of words. his opponent, president trump. in a skati scathing op-ed romne the president for not rising to the mantle of the presidency writing "a president should demonstrate the essential qualities of honesty and integrity and elevate the national discourse with comity and mutual respect. it is in this province where the i incumbent's shortfall has been most glaring. the president said mitt romney should be a team player. y rnc chairwoman rhonda mcdaniel blasted her uncle on twitter saying, quote, potus is attacked and obstructed by the msm, media and democrats 24/7. for an incoming republican freshman senator to attac attack @realdonaldtrump as their first act feeds into what the democrats and mia want and is disappointing and unproductive. >> let's tack a look back at this roller coaster relationship between the president and utah

thank you, duncan. duncan kennedy.para—skiing championships in italy. the victory means they've become the first british skiers to win both paralympic and world titles. last year they won paralympic gold in the slalom event at pyeongchang to become britain's most successful winter paralympians. before the weather let's just go back to our main story and to simon mccoy in westminster. thank you. labour leaderjeremy corbyn is set to meet theresa may for talks on brexit in parliament later. let's go back to norman smith in the central lobby of the houses of parliament. the focus will be on what she has to say to uk —— e —— eu leaders, isn't it? yes i suspect she will be speaking to any reader she can find of the european union who she can convince to cut her some slack on the backstop. she has that meeting with jeremy corbyn. the backstop. she has that meeting withjeremy corbyn. it the backstop. she has that meeting with jeremy corbyn. it seems the backstop. she has that meeting withjeremy corbyn. it seems to me, yes, of

about the other day and the yellow best movement plus much more and we welcome pin tech expert joe duncan to talk block chain and its potential for a big future and later todd horwitz of public training will join us to talk precious metals and dr khan for all of that ahead but first let's it's a bad line to go. britain on the edge of brecht's that leads our global report again today is former prime minister tony blair indorse is the explosive idea of a second referendum speaking in davos switzerland to reuters before leaving the world economic forum the former unnoted remain are said quote people like myself except if the country votes to leave again that's good but i think if you leave without going back to the people with this mess and in these circumstances there will be even greater division. another bold faced name bank of england governor mark carney warned in davos that u.k. businesses are vastly underprepared for the prospect of a no deal brecht telling a rival network quote there are a series of logistical issues that need to be solved and it's quite transparent that in many case

good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy. it's geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up. no sleepies. >>> all right.re things quickly deteriorating out there. back out to darcy spencer. you have beenriving around out northeastern virginia. tells what you are seeing and how the roads are looking for you. >> we landed here in carlin springs road in arlington. earlier in the day,al it wasn't bad at all when the snow started falling. the roads were wet and sidewalks were wet as t as t as the evening progressed and the snow started to accumulate, we have seen things get more slippery especially in the neighborhood streets. if you are planning on getting out tomorrow morning, make sure you allow yourself some extrati . your car is probably going to be covered, your sidewalk is going be covered. so you will need to have the shoveling and the scraper for your car. officials are saying to stay home if you can and allow the plow trucks to do thejob. stay safe out there a. >> urgingou to stay off the roads if possible. concern is if t roads are wet, we are so cold that turns into ic

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good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy. it's geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up. no sleepies. >> all ght. you have two weeks to talk all the smack you want and then it's game time. n the tch 17 years making. the rams and patriots will battle for the title of chaion in two weeks and the way each team purgenched thecket, both thrilling and controversial. heading toarrowhead stadium, they're doing what they do best, making noise. chiefs up 4. tom brady trying to lead new england back and his pass off the o handsf rob gronkowski tercepted by kansas city. but pump the breaks. flag on the defense.of side. no interception. paiots keep going. down the field, it's burkhead from four years out givg the pats the lead. in overtime, a huge moment. the coin tossf course. new england wins. they get the ball first and a touchdown wins it. after brady mared them dow the field, buesehead down again. this time from two yards out. patriots win it 37-31. 4th super bowl trip in the last five years for new england. >> now former redveins offen coordinator sean mcvey under two minute to

duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. give your family the security it needs at a price you can afford. >>> welcome back to "fast money. talk with a buzz kill for the home improvement stocks. low's and home depot both getting hurt after they think disapointing forecasts could spill over to these retailers. could there be pain ahead? >> well, it's not good sherwin-williams data isn't good i do want to point out home depot doesn't sell sherwin-williams but they do sell behr, they do sell painting they aren't seeing that in their paint business there was the jpmorgan piece out today where they lowered home depot slightly from 205 to 203 >> not much. >> so that's not a big deal. i like home depot. i used to like lowe's more given how far home depot has come in, the differential between the two is -- home depot should have a premium multiple it trades at just a tad under 17 times earnings i don't know what's going to happen with housing, but i like this i like also that they're spending a lot of money. so these are earnings po

thank you, duncan.‘s withdrawal from the european union could be delayed if a deal is not agreed by the 29th of march. 20,000 more staff, including, physiotherapists and paramedics, are to be recruited over the next five years to work alongside gps in england. temperatures in the uk reach minus 14 — making it the coldest night of winter so far — with more snow is forecast today. and in sport, manchester united are close to selling midfielder marouane fellaini to chinese super league club. it is understood the belgian international has already passed a medical. liverpool extend their lead at the top of the premier league to five points instead of seven. jurgen klopp is content with the draw against leicester. and uncapped 32—year—old joe denly will open to england in the second test against the west indies in antigua later. former captain alistair cooke has called his selection a brave decision. i will be back with more on those stories just after half past. at least seven people have died after a blast

good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy. it's geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up.no sleepies. >> there might not be a harder place to play playoff football than new orleans. nick foles hoping to keep the magic going. eagles came out hot after ees threw an interception on the first pass. eagles jump out to a 13-0 lead. but brees brought them back. connecting with michael thomas. monster day for him. 12catches. 171 yards and the score. new orleansak t the lead. now just before a two minute warning, foles toff jeffrey o his hand, intercepted by lattimore, his second of the day. new orleans scod 20 unanswered points. largest come back in franchise playoff history, they beat the eagles 20-14. they'll host the ramsn the nfc sunday. hip next >>> now two of the nfl's best meeting in new england, philip rivers and the chargers taking on tom brady's patriots. pats up 7-0 but rivers something to say about that. tas the snap. steps up. launching one. wide open. 43 yartouchdown. chargers tie this one at 7. but the patriots cruising aof that. later in the quarter, bdy with the g

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good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy. it's geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up. no sleepies. w> this is the xfinity sports desk. l, lags night -- last night at capital one arena, there were mixed emotions. the caps lose to the islanders,a on the other, it was a chance for the fans to sa thank u to barry trotz. capitals and their fans welcome back stanley cup winning head coach barry trotz, the capitals hosted the islanders.tr first time z had been back in d.c. since winning the cup. here's what the coach had to say about that special moment. >> my heart got full of all the good memories. i mean, a couple of gu looking up there, trying not to look too much because i think i was getting pretty close to that sensitive side of myself, so -- but it was xtremely well done and it was just great memories and everybody who was a part of something special. >> definitely a special night for sure. on the ice, capitals honoring defenseman brook for his 1000th game played in his career. it was a defensive batthi. picked ts up in the scoreless, islanders, matthew ba rzel takes

jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. an ninan: still ahead, an iconic part of the new york city skylines up for sale. >> ninan: a beloved piece of the ranhattan skyline is up for sale, and, as michelle miller reports, the buyer of new york city's sixth tallest building better be ready to pay a sky- high price. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: its appeared in dozens of movies and had a starring role in new york city's skyline for generations. now, the iconic chrysler building is going up for sale. >> the chrysler building is juss therful shapes, ry silvery top, which is really unrivaled. it's just one of those buildings that you can't imagine new york city without. >> reporter: the 89-year-old skyscraper is one of the leading examples of art deco architecture. at 1,046 feet, it became the world's tallest building, but only after builders installed a 125-foot stainless steel spire atop the structure. that title only lasted 11 months, when it's larger neighbor, the empire state bulding, opened its doors just a few blocks away. sale price estimates for the famed chrysler building vary, but its majority own

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duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month.e your family the security it needs at a price you can afford. >>> welcome back taking a look at shares. activision blizzard is down 9% it's been a big hit for activision the transfer of that to bungee is being closely watched today at the time of its release the series did more than $300 million in sales in its first five days. making it the largest franchise launch of all time it's quite a move for this stock, jon especially give tennessn the faa down 40% you have seen the gaming stocks get hammered in this broader direction. >> we saw it with microsoft. now we're seeing it with activision we'll see where that destiny franchise ends up. it's been big. with major indices off their low, that will do it for squawk alley. >>> i'm scott wapner stocks are low this hour is the january jump a sign of what's ahead for your money? it is 12:00 noon this is the halftime report. >> can the january run for stocks keep going? today one strategist boelld cal. see where tom lee is most bullish. >>> t

i went to wilson airport nairobi with my friend duncan willetts we chartered an aircraft to fly us to moroni the capital of the come or is where a makeshift morgue set up. so we drove to this meat factories right right near the ocean and we went inside and there was poured probably eighty to one hundred bodies lying on the floor in rows and they were covered by sheets and we had to basically go through each one to find brian and dad broad tetley was on the flight as well we had to go through each one to find them so duncan started at one end and i started at the other end and i thought i found dad's body. and. i really didn't know what what i found his body and i put the sheet back on and i walked outside and i brace basically brought down what were your thoughts on the floor we never actually talked about this when we were there we didn't really say much on the trip there did you think he would have made it there when we were flying over were you pretty convinced that he had well i was i must admit i was pretty convinced that he died in you know we were trying we're trying to you kno

duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. give your family the security it needs at a price you can afford. >>> emergency thnergy that workn s&p sector option traders betting on one name that's already up 10% in a week >> jon, you're up first. we're talking about slb. >> it's coming off a pretty nasty decline. you see that as it came from 78 bucks last year and all the way down into the 30s. now we're seeing it rebound and people are betting it will see more rebound why? 10,000 calls trade at the february 42.50 call strike these are out a little more than a month into the future. they bought these calls for about 1.35 or something like that cheap shot for a big move to the upside i think they're right. the doe draw down was not as much as people were looking for. still we have crude oil up over 51 i like this one. second trade, take a look at bg here these guys are up 76 cents now what are they buying 65 strike calls. you have a full quarter into the future p i'll probably be in them two months. >> we have been talking to mat

jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: 18-year-old kamilah campbell of miami thought she did she couldr s.a.t. score from 900 to 1200, but then she received a letter from the testing company saying her score was invalid. >> they tell you that you need to practice and work and study to do better, but then when you do better they question it. >> reporter: the educational testing service which oversees testing for college entrance exams told campbell that her score is under review because of discrepancies on her answer key. >> because it improved for over 300 points, so they're saying i improved basically too much and that's skeptical for them. >> reporter: campbell credits her more than 300-point improvement with months of studying, tutors, and a free online s.a.t. prep program. >> they're not looking at it as if maybe she studied and focused to passing this test. >> reporter: campbell says she missed the deadline to apply for her first pick, florida state university and she cannot apply for some scholarships without her latest s.a.t. score. her attorney is considering a lawsuit. >> we i

jericka duncan, cbs news, nantucket. >>> a funeral will be held today for 7-year-old jazmine barnes.exas officials say that two men suspected in the drive-by-shooting that killed her mistakenly thought they were attacking people that they had fought with in a club earlier. barnes was in her mom's car december 30th heading to the store when a gunman opened fire. the suspected driver of the vehicle is being held without bail. >> we believe that the evidence is pointing to eric black as the driver of the getaway vehicle in the shooting of jazmine. >> black was identified over the weekend. deputies are questioning a second man that black said was with him. but no charges have been filed. >>> clemson dominated alabama to win the 2019 college football national football championship. >> the chargers reclaim their crown by crushing alabama. >> kevin lawrence passed for 437 yards and three touchdowns. the final score, 44-16. it's clemson second title in three years. clemson will celebrate its latest national title with a parade and ceremony at its home stadium on saturday. >>> and coming up o

we have heard from iain duncan smith, a keen brexiteer. as part of the divorce bill. that was one of his concerns, and he was also worried about the northern ireland border which is a lot of concern for brexiteer mps and the agreement which has been reached over preventing the hard border. iain duncan smith said we have agreed to give the eu £39 billion and he had serious concerns about that. when you have given them the most negotiating —— important negotiating stance we have come up it will then lead into the most important part, the trade deal. you don't want to end up in a spitting walk up you want a good arrangement. the problem we have got is right now, as it stands, this £39 billion is hinged on nothing at all other than they get it regardless. that is no than they get it regardless. that is no incentive for them to produce any sort of trade arrangement that we would want and that is what worries me. his concern is not that we have agreed to pay the money, but also the fact that it has already been signed off if you like and we have

good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy. it's geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up. no sleepies. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> they've got to turn things around. >> no reason to panic if you're a capitals fan, but they are in the midst of one of their longest losing streaks this season. they've dropd their last three. thankfully, the all-star break is just over a week away, so the reigning stanley cup champions sooner rather than later. ne fair for the capitals a be little frustrated. this team is in a winter slump they've lost 6 of their last 9, herrently on a three-game losing streak where tve been outscored 13-4. and to top it off, the blue jackets are now tied with them atop the metro division. the all-star break's coming up next week and there's a lot of important hockey left. this team confident they can snap out of it. >> when we're on our game, we're one of the best teams in the league. cfident that we can beat any team in the league when we're on our game. lately, we have not been on our game. dwe're still in a spot. we've seen a lot of good hockey

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duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month.ive your family the security it needs at a price you can afford. >>> welcome back coming up in the next hour, it's been a big day for fed speak with barkin already making comments, bullard, evans, cash cardi set to as well but how about the fed chair himself? jerome powell. you can see it here live starting at 12:45 eastern on "halftime report." and immediately following that, the man who is sitting down with powell, david rubenstein will join the exchange in a cnbc exclusive. you won't want to miss that. guys, i think if i had to sum up one word for the commentary we've heard so much of over the past week, it is patient seems to be the word of the week >> rick santelli would say flexibilities. you drew all those beautiful pictures and also got a note, major indices have crawled back off the lows during the session. still just about at break even, a bit of green we see on the dow, s&p and nasdaq as we approach the noon hour >> that despite the retail which has been a key feature this m

jericka duncan has more on how the latest claims don't be affecting r.elly's night life. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: this is singer r. kelly in public since sexual misconduct allegations reemerged. ♪ my body >> reporter: kelly, who celebrated his 52nd birthday at a club in chicago, seemed unconcerned about the docuseries "surviving r. kelly" in which multiple women accused the three-time grammy winner of sexual and domestic abuse. >> it's very painful to have to talk about it again. >> it's a bunch of disgruntled people who are looking for their 15 minutes of tmz fame. >> reporter: kelly's attorney, steve greenberg. do you believe all of these women are lying? in this era of me too, we know that a lot of people have not come forward about sexual assault or sexual misconduct allegations for years. >> i believe that all of these women did exactly what they wanted to do, and because there's now some hash tag that's not going to change. >> reporter: right now, prosecutors from at least two counties, one in illinois where kelly is from and one in georgia, say the

duncan kennedy, bbc news. there is more on all the news any time for you on the bbc news website. watching. hello there. we've got a potentially disruptive snowy spell of weather on the way. we've got very cold air locked in place and an area of low pressure developing over the atlantic. and it's a perfect breeding ground for a snow event as this moisture moves in across the country, bumps into the cold air — some of us are likely to see some pretty heavy sleet and snow through thursday into friday. so of course some yellow warnings are in force for snow, ice, and also the risk of freezing fog overnight through thursday into friday, it's likely to cause some disruption so stay tuned to bbc local radio and keep tuned to subsequent weather forecasts. but we start this morning on a very cold note, largely clear skies. so many places will be dry. a few wintry showers continue across the north of scotland. we'll also see some freezing fog patches developing. something else to watch out for. we could be looking at temperatures as low as —12 to —15 celsius in some of the scottish glens.

i went to wilson airport nairobi with my friend duncan willetts we just had an aircraft to fly us to mooney the capital of the come or is where a makeshift morgue set up. so we drove to this meat factories wide right near the ocean and we went inside and there was poured probably eighty to one hundred bodies lying on the floor in rows and they were covered by sheets and we had to basically go through each one to find brian and dad broad tetley was on the flight as well we had to go through each one to find them so duncan started at one end and i started at the other end and i thought i found dad's body. and. i really didn't know what what i found his body and i put the sheet back on and i walked outside and i brace basically brought down what were your thoughts on the floor we never actually talked about this when we were there we didn't really say much on the trip there did you think he would have made it there when we were flying over were you pretty convinced that he had well i must admit i was pretty convinced that he died you know we were trying we're trying to you know tell you

good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy. it's geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up.sleepies. >>> back now with what t radar could look like over the weekend. we're talking snow on saturday doug's back in just a few minute with an update on the timing and just how much we could possibly get. so stick around. >>> new at 11:00, northern virginia democrats will hold on al a seat in the virginia state senate after a spelection today. voters in parts of loudoun andf fax counties have chosen jennifer boysko as the new state senator in the 33rd district. she's been in t house of delegates. boysko defeated gop candidate joe may by a margin of 37% to %. her victory creates the need for another special election to fill her seat in theouse of delegates. >>> it's back to work for state lawmakers in maryland and virginiatomorrow, and both states have some new law lloposals that could impact your safety and your . leon harris is back with a closer look athat. hey, leon. >> hey, jim. kind of few new balls in theea a lot of laws that could have a local impact in the d.c. area as well

brian and duncan murphy and david duncan. placed themselves on the tracks. automat gray. james pretty sure thing you know we just go out there and we stand and then the train slows down and stops. a couple of people cross the road and went over to the front gate of the no one to the station inform them that we were blocking and there was already a train that we could see you know this couple boxcars with munitions they had to. run to be sure that the engineer knew there was a dog or something on the rocks or a good friend. that the police would go out with comments i'm going to remove them before they can move the train. we deliver the letter to the.

>> glor: jericka duncan, thank you very much. national security adviser john bolton arrived in turkey today for talks on the future of syria and america's kurdish allies who have been fighting isis. bolton's visit comes amid bonfusion about exactly when 2,000 u.s. troops will leave opria. david martin has late developments on this. >> reporter: although president trump insisted today he has not changed his mind about pulling troops out of syria, the new timetable for their withdral is dramatically different. first, it was 30 days, then 120, now it's open-ended. that became clear when national security adviser john bolton met with israel's benjamin netanyahu over the weekend to discuss how the u.s. plans to get out. >> in a way that makes sure that isis is defeated and is not able to revive itself. >> reporter: meaning the creation of enough local o preventto prevent isis from gier staging a comeback. as the president himself put it... >> we won't be finally pulled out until isis is gone. >> reporter: that's completely different f

duncan kennedy, bbc news. colourful octopus in their hand is getting rather a lot of hits on the net. because the apparently unknowing traveller was palming one of the world's most venomous marine creatures, the blue—ringed octopus. experts say it holds enough venom to kill up to 20 people, although the good news — kind of — is that its actual bite is painless. social media commentators expressed their shock and concern over the video. "this is how tourists become statistics," said one reddit commentator. another said, "i heard about one case where the person was paralysed and could hear the first responders discussing whether they should continue compressions or not." and this, too, "it should be mandatory viewing on the plane over to australia that our wildlife is not to be messed with." just briefly, the midwest of the us is still freezing and it is likely to get worse as polar air brings record low temperatures. a warming arctic is pushing particular cold air south from the north pole. much more on all of

our correspondent duncan kennedy is in doverfor us.home secretary has made it down here to dover to see the search operation for himself, after cutting short that holiday. he did question whether some of those people coming over where genuine asylum seekers. his comments have angered many migrant support groups, who say although the numbers of people coming over in these rickety pinkies might be small, everyone has the right to seek asylum. —— pinkies. the home secretary today heading out of dover to see for himself the border force operation in the channel. sajid javid spent half an hour on board in the kind of calm conditions that many migrants use to make their crossing. but mrjavid questioned whether those coming were actually fleeing persecution. if you are a genuine asylum seeker then why have you not sought asylum in the first safe country that you arrived in? because you know, friends is not a country where anyone would argue it is not safe in any way whatsoever. but some migrant support groups say those comments from the home

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in kent. crossings were described as a major incident by the home secretary last week, as he cut short his family holiday. so how much of a problem is it? our home editor mark easton is here to give his assessment. while there are real concerns at the risks these migrants are running and the criminal gangs who are exploiting desperate people, in terms of a threat to the uk, a major incident, as the home secretary has described it, the numbers are really quite small. in the whole of 2018, 312 people in small boats were intercepted by the uk border force trying to enter britain. the national crime agency makes the point that many more than that are intercepted trying to get into the uk illegally at conventional ports, hidden in lorries and vans sometimes specially converted by organised criminal gangs and people traffickers. to give you some idea, in 2016, officials stopped 56,000 people trying to cross the channel clandestinely. and we know that in the year to last september, 28,000 people appl

it's an airport nairobi with my friend duncan willetts we chartered an aircraft to fly us to the capital of the cool moore's where makeshift morgue set up. so we drove to this meat factories right right near the ocean and we went inside and there was poured probably eighty to one hundred bodies lying on the floor in rows and they were covered by sheets and we had to basically go through each one to find brian and dad broad tetley was on the flight as well we had to go through each one to find them so duncan started at one end and i started at the other end and i thought i found that body and. i really didn't know what what i found is what he and i put the sheet back on and i walked outside and i brace basically brought down what were your thoughts on the floor we never actually talked about this when we were there we didn't really say much on the trip that did you think he would have made it there when we were flying over or you pretty convinced that he had well i was i must admit i was pretty convinced that he died you know we were trying we're trying to tell you maybe oh i'll be all ri

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in kent., at the start of the year, it's time for a very special edition of click, filmed live before an audience who were treated to the very latest in technology, including augmented reality, drones and dancing robots. shhh! why, hello there, little bedbugs. you're so sweet. i can change my face completely to match what i'm supposed to do. for example, i can be a woman like this. it's a bit creepy. we have got an informal queueing system going on here, modelled on a pub. ah, hello! 0h,17 minutes to go until the show begins. and we're just writing the script. we should start with "welcome." then busk it. spencer kelly is really funny. ha—ha—ha! better than some actors, anyway! technology's moved on quite a lot since i was at school. there weren't any computers then. you don't get nervous. he does, all the time! just getting in the last—minute touches. are you looking forward to the show? yeah. welcome to click live. from broadcasting house in london, this is bbc click live. please welcome you