cold enough for the showers to be wintry emma north but generally speaking it will not be as cold astill in charge of the scene tomorrow but subtle variations in the wind direction as you look across the country. northern areas seeing something coming in from the north—west, further south something coming in vaguely from the south—west, leaning in southern areas we will see mild airbrushing in. with that a lot of dry weather, spells of sunshine. could be showers in western areas, particularly through the morning. by afternoon most central and southern areas should be dried. further north there will be some showers. a scattering of showers across parts of north wales and northern ireland. still wintry over the high ground. more showers feeding into the western side of northern ireland and of scotland, a top—up of snow here for the hills and mountains. still breezy across these north—western areas. temperature wise, a split on thursday afternoon, 5 degrees in edinburgh but 11 in london. in some train it'll feel pleasant. this area of high pressure starts to extend more of an influence

president mike pence sat very close to the north korean delegation during the opening ceremony he emma north koreans rebuffed president moon's attempts to facilitate a midi skeptics say that this north korean charm offensive is heavy on the symbolism but they doubt that it will result in anything substantive they say this is an attempt by the north koreans to drive a wedge between the united states and the south koreans into an advance their own agenda but for now president moon and many south koreans are encouraged by the prospect that what we've been seeing could be the beginning of a reboot of injury and relations. well much most along the way for you hundreds of troops are deployed to indian controlled kashmir is on fight as attack and army base. i'm jake ward on the berkeley campus the military has funded a new program that could insert information into the mine i'll have that story in a moment. however he's got a summer in melbourne and in adelaide it's still there in the middle of australia clad wise a few passing showers late they shout do develop in southern queens in new south wale

president mike pence sat very close to the north korean delegation during the opening ceremony he emma north koreans rebuffed president moon's attempts to facilitate a midi skeptics say that this north korean charm offensive is heavy on the symbolism but they doubt that it will result in anything substantive they say this is an attempt by the north koreans to drive a wedge between the united states and the south koreans into an advance their own agenda but for now president moon and many south koreans are encouraged by the prospect that what we've been seeing could be the beginning of a reboot of injury in relations with al-jazeera still ahead meet the nigerian was trying to block off that trade despite being washed out by high production costs. and the scandal surrounding leading british charity oxfam deepens his revelations stuff used prostitutes in chad as well as haiti. hello there things are turning a lot wetter now for us across the middle east you can see the cloud that's already tumbling its way in from parts of the mediterranean giving some of us some rather gray weather and that cl

president mike pence sat very close to the north korean delegation during the opening ceremony he emma north koreans rebuffed president moon's attempts to facilitate a midi skeptics say that this north korean charm offensive is heavy on the symbolism but they doubt that it will result in anything substantive they say this is an attempt by the north koreans to drive a wedge between the united states and the south koreans into an advance their own agenda but for now president moon and many south koreans are encouraged by the prospect that what we've been seeing could be the beginning of a reboot of injury and relations. when you some south africa now where the head of the ruling african national congress says party leaders are preparing to finalize a deal that will result in president jacob zuma quitting office zuma is on the increasing pressure to leave over a number of corruption allegations a.n.c. leaders cyril ramaphosa says officials meeting on monday will decide on a swift transition of power hundreds of indian troops are battling armed fighters inside an army base in indian administered

president mike pence sat very close to the north korean delegation during the opening ceremony he emma north koreans rebuffed president moon's attempts to facilitate a midi skeptics say that this north korean charm offensive is heavy on the symbolism but they doubt that it will result in anything substantive they say this is an attempt by the north koreans to drive a wedge between the united states and the south koreans into an advance their own agenda but for now president moon and many south koreans are encouraged by the prospect that what we've been seeing could be the beginning of a reboot of injury and relations. hundreds of indian troops are battling fighters inside an army base in indian administered kashmir for a second straight day the attackers breached the military compound early on saturday at least nine people including three of the fighters have been killed in the assault in the city of jama charlotte ellis reports. soldiers prepare for battle inside the base an indian administered kashmir they were ambushed by an unknown number of find is in a pre-dawn raid on saturday command

president mike pence sat very close to the north korean delegation during the opening ceremony he emma north koreans rebuffed president moon's attempts to facilitate a mediate skeptics say that this north korean charm offensive is heavy on the symbolism but they doubt that it will result in anything substantive they say this is an attempt by the north koreans to drive a wedge between the united states and the south koreans into an advance their own agenda but for now president moon and many south koreans are encouraged by the prospect that what we've been seeing could be the beginning of a reboot of intercalary and relations joining us now via skype from tucson is robert kelly professor of political science diplomacy at pusan national university good to have you with us again she was saying that the moment it's all about the symbolism of this last one of the olympics over. i'm doubtful to be honest after the olympics and there will be the exercises in the south korean and american military as that always provokes a sharp north korean response the north koreans also have an active nuclear mis

this deep area of low pressure made by the portuguese met service as storm emma will continue to move north. we could see heavy, disruptive snow pushing into southern counties and into south wales and pushing north into south wales and pushing north into the midlands. further north, plenty of heavy snow showers again across much of central and eastern scotla nd across much of central and eastern scotland and into northern ireland where we will maintain those amber warnings, the one across the northeast and also this amber warning across the south west, new amber warning for disruption. a very cold they expected on thursday with a high wind chill. this is business briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. attempting to avoid a hard border on the island of ireland — the eu is set to unveil its draft proposal for how it sees its relations with the uk after brexit. and on the markets we can see asia following the us downwards — it's all on fears the fed could raise interest rates faster than expected. australia recalls more than two million cars — amid worries over faulty airbags which have been linked

the group — which owns british gas — has blamed its performance in north america as well in the uk. our business correspondent emmabiggest energy supplier. today, the hard numbers will stop centrica's group profits down 17% come at a £1.25 billion. it also lost 1.4 million british gas customer accounts and more cost—cutting is on the way, with 4000 jobs to go. and those cuts, the boss told me, are partly down to the government's looming price cap on bills. it's about competition and what customers are wanting, but there's a third reason. there is a link between our cost efficiency programme and preparing for price cap in the uk. we've got to be competitive and this measure means that we've got to drive more efficiency. the posts will go over the next three years, mainly in its uk residential business. it's only a couple of years ago that i was talking to the chief executive around 5500 job losses and that being the necessary action required, and now here we are again with a further 4000 job cuts being announced. it's very, very concerning. the government says britain's energy market isn't working. customers are be

north carolina. thank you. [applause] >> thank you emma governor easley.ly who has sung at many billy graham crusades and franklin graham festivals all over the world. he's a 12 time grammy award winner. ladies and gentlemen, let's please welcome nashville recording star ricky skaggs. [applause] >> i wanted to be here today for this historic event and i just want to thank dr. graham for being the man of god that he is. this is not about what one man has done for jesus christ. this is what jesus christ has done for one man. we are not called to be famous. we are called to be faithful. i just want to thank billy graham for being an example of a man that is, that is given holy, has given his holy self to a holy god, and this is what can happen. we can change lives. when we give ourselves holy to the lord. there's a little change in the plant song today. this is called we all bow down. brian did want to go in and change the program so there you go. we can start that. you know, jesus asked maddie, john, in the book of revelation when he saw jesus, he fell -- [i

the group — which owns british gas — has blamed its performance in north america as well in the uk. our business correspondent emmagas customer accounts and more cost—cutting is on the way, with 4000 jobs to go. and those cuts, the boss told me, are partly down to the government's looming price cap on bills. it's about competition and what customers are wanting, but there's a third reason. there is a link between our cost efficiency programme and preparing for any price cap in the uk. we've got to be competitive and this measure means that we've got to drive more efficiency. the posts will go over the next three years, mainly in its uk residential business. it's only a couple of years ago that i was talking to the chief executive around 5500 job losses and that being the necessary action required, and now here we are again with a further 4000 job cuts being announced. it's very, very concerning. the government says britain's energy market isn't working. customers are being overcharged. that's why it wants to cap the most expensive energy bills. a move which could put another squeeze on centrica's profits, so are p

named storm emma, it will work its way slowly up from the south full of moisture as it bumps into the united kingdom, it will turn into snow. particularly the southwest of england and into northavy snow showers across the eastern side of the country, in particular northeast england and eastern scotland. we will have to amber warnings in the afternoon, one across the northeast and this new one across the southwest, this know will be heavy, prolonged, and disruptive. another cool day in store, particularly factions of winds, gale forces of southeasterly winds will make you feel very cold. quick snapshot and friday, snow will continue across the northeast of the country, this banda said —— of snow slowly moving its way across. likely to cause some significant disruption. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: 400,000 civilians remain trapped in eastern ghouta, as plans to suspend fighting for a "humanitarian pause" fail on the first day. a blow to team trump — as the president's son—in—law and senior adviser, jared kushner, has his white house security clearance downgraded. europe's big freeze

north america reporter bbthony zurcher. you are watchingworld news america." still to come on tonight's program, this valentine's day, we get tips from the experts on how make love last. the actress emma watson has been speaking about her shock th there was no system in place to help people in the film industry who have been sexual interest. she is one of a number of women in the industry who hasns been ted by the british film in institute as it looks to change is the problem. reporter: this year it is the -- this sunday does the bafta awards, and the industries announcebrand-new plans on sexual harassment and bullying. it is a direct response to the harvey weinstein allegations. >> of course he catalk. son was one of wat the many actresses asked for her inputs. >> up until recently there were no guidelines, there was no protocol for seone that has been sexual interest in the entertainment industry. ti kns for a fact because i , and no sees guideline one could give them to te. reporter:o change this, more than 40 organizations including bafta and the british film institute worked on a set of 8 to bees which they wantcr useds the film, television, and videogame industries. what will ch

emma will continue to move. it will bump into the cold air and turn into snow and we could see heavy disruptive snow in southern counties during thursday towards south wales pushing a bit further northral and eastern scotland and into northern ireland and we maintain these amber warnings, the one across the northeast and also this across the south west. disruption and nasty conditions. very cold day expected on thursday. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: 400,000 civilians remain trapped in eastern ghouta, as plans to suspend fighting for a "humanitarian pause" fail on the first day. a blow to team trump — as the president‘s son—in—law and senior adviser, jared kushner, has his white house security clearance downgraded. europe‘s big freeze continues. record snowfalls and temperatures as low as minus 20 celsius bring many cities to a standstill. and, shaping popular culture with classic films — we pay tribute to director lewis gilbert who‘s died aged 97.

into friday, still systems are connected with snow emma and blowing northwards, blowing in potential blizzards and in the northders around the coast. look at that and in the sunshine! thank you very much indeed, everyone. the fishing industry provides the lifeblood of many coastal communities with the british catch being worth nearly a billion pounds a year. but the government has now been accused of ‘dragging its heels' when it comes to explaining how the industry will be affected by brexit. as part of a day of special coverage across the bbc, our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has been to shetland — home to one of the eu's richest fishing grounds. in the low winter sun off shetland, the crew of the guardian angel are heading home. the waters here can be unforgiving, but this has been a good few days at sea. the skipper of this trawler voted to leave the eu. he believes decisions on who can fish here should be made much closer to home. out on the deep edge, the shetland area, you have got the foreign vessels coming up and down and there are plundering the stocks all the time. it's not a good feeling when

finally, on friday, connected to emma, this system produces more snow, pushing northwards. snow showers in the northransport is widely affected. with temperatures falling as low as minus 12, some councils are offering emergency acommodation to people sleeping on the streets. we've been talking to one rough sleeper about dealing with the freezing temperatures. started snowing around two o'clock really heavily, i woke up at six with an inch of snow on top of me, pretty cold. i had heard it was minus 12. it was a chilly night. a key document detailing the proposed terms of the uk's departure from the eu is being published this morning. it says northern ireland will have to follow the rules of the eu's single market if no one can come up with a plan to avoid a hard border between it and the republic of ireland. what i would say to michel barnier is that he knows that the british government doesn't want a hard border, between northern ireland and ireland, the irish taoiseach doesn't wa nt ireland, the irish taoiseach doesn't want that either, so that's not going to happen. and it shouldn't happen. also,

the group — which owns british gas — has blamed its performance in north america as well in the uk. our business correspondent emmagy supplier. today, the hard numbers will stop centrica's group profits down 17% come at a £1.25 billion. it also lost 1.4 million british gas customer accounts and more cost—cutting is on the way, with 4000 jobs to go. and those cuts, the boss told me, are partly down to the government's looming price cap on bills. it's about competition and it's about competition and what customers are wanting, but there's a third reason. there is a link between our cost efficiency programme and preparing for price cap in the uk. we've got to be competitive and this measure means that we've got to drive more efficiency. the posts will go over the next three years, mainly in its uk residential business. it's only a couple of years ago that i was talking to the chief executive around 5500 job losses and that being the necessary action required, and now here we are again with a further 4000 job cuts being announced. it's very, very concerning. the government says britain's energy market isn't working, c

emma, it will be bringing significant snow and it will be windy. there will be blowing snow, treacherous travelling conditions. northrth, brighter skies. and where not done with the snow, even by friday, moore on saturday as well. we know, we can show you and the people at home what's going on outside our studio. when we arrived at 5am, there was no snow. there clearly it is now. we are hearing reports of a series of crashes on the roads in the north and east, lincolnshire police already dealing with five collisions in the morning, and merseyside police say there is a car crash on the m62 before junction five, a carspan car crash on the m62 before junction five, a car span across three lanes and hit a tree. take care out there, whether causing the problems for people. some part of the country where you might be waking up and you have no snow, as there could be nothing for the next few hours. but there are certain part of the uk which are really feeling the bite of the beast from the east this morning. there are a number of amber warnings, we will keep you up—to—date. we will try to make sure you are prepared. when s

scotland and the north east of england, against what they're getting at the moment will continue for least another 2a hours. our real concern is afraid you may have heard is storm emmalowly throw a weather front into the now south—western portion and they use that term widely. let's say southern britain including many of the southern counties of england, much of wales is well pushing into the midlands and this is during the course of tomorrow morning. many of the areas i have described, the south—western portion have not seen much in the way of store this far, but don't feel left out because you are going to see it through tomorrow morning and into tomorrow afternoon. again it could be that we see tens of centimetres following in some locations. it will be hugely destructive across the south—west in south—western midlands and into parts of wales. how unusual is at forest experience will like this across forest experience will like this a cross m ost forest experience will like this across most of the country? do get the scale of what we're looking at people are muttering about 2010, so we are going back a good 5—8 years before we see anything like this as widely as

north korea. we were hoping we could sit down with democrats and figure out a way to get additional funds to the military. publicly, emmaratz said they wanted to -- democrats said they wanted to help fund, privately, they said they would not give a single dollar for defense unless we gave them social projects. >> you knew they were going to say that. >> publicly they were saying they cared about the fence, but when the rubber meets the road, they held the defense department hostage and we had to pay that ransom. host: that was the budget deal that came together last week and the white house submitting its 2019 budget plan to congress today. it will include some $3 trillion in reductions to the deficit over 10 years, but not the traditional republican goal of balancing the budget over 10 years and that's what we are talking about this morning. that expectation from what we will see in that budget release. scott, annapolis, maryland, line for republicans. caller: you have the government you deserve whether you are a democrat or republican. each side has pushed the deficit up. we have allowed it to happen. we want our soci