falk has been causing trouble once again in southern and central and eastern parts of england, and it will open with further tonight, we expect further disruption to travel, slow on the roads, further delays at the airport so if you are on the move bbc local radio should keep you up—to—date, the fog will be worst in the south—eastern corner but also in anglia, the midlands, wales as well, and will be cold in the southeast, two, three degrees, around about nine, ten for glasgow, belfast, a south—westerly breeze, but also some wet weather in northern scotland, and a cold front that will slowly slip south through new year's eve, getting into northern ireland during the afternoon, head of that, dry weather, but great again, fog lingering for some, nine or 10 degrees will be the top temperatures for many through new year's eve afternoon, the evening, the weather front heads south, by midnight that is across northern england, parts of wales, the south—east, a lot of the mild and dry, turning much colder from the north, that will take us on into 2017. this is bbc news. the headlines... presi

. >> reporter: 100 miles north, mark falk, jr., a firefighter, and his daughter sandra was killed when an ef--4 tornado struck polk county in tennessee. >> i loved the five department and loved what it en neighborhoods and the kids. >> reporter: at least five other counties in the state were also hit. the mayor of one of them was moved to tears, sharing the story of a family who escaped the worst. >> a baby was born at the local hospital and that family's house had been destroyed. >> reporter: the twisters were part of an onslaught of severe weather that also plagued parts of georgia, louisiana, and mississippi, where powerful winds flipped cars and even 18-wheelers. >> we are really lucky that nobody was hurt here tonight. you know? it could be the other way. >> reporter: the storm system also moved through the carolinas, bringing down trees and closing roads. alo destroyed. four people who were using it as a shelter were critically injured. >> that is going to be a tough day, for sure, for many. roxana saberi in new york, thank you so much. >>> there are at least seven confirmed fata

it will not be a particularly cold late, but we do have worries about the density of that falk first pushing across scotland during the course of the night. during the day, the temperature reigns of 7—10dc during the day. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: buses arrive to restart evacuations in the stricken city of aleppo, two days after they were started. the

falk will become an issue as we move toward the middle of the week and for england and wales, i'm afraidns travel to george michael's homes in london and oxfordshire to pay their respects as the world remembers him. russia says the bodies of 11 victims of the military plane crash in the black sea have been recovered and flown back to moscow. all 92 passengers and crew on board died when it came down shortly after taking off from sochi. at least four people are killed in the manila area as a powerful typhoon crosses the philippines' capital. bargain hunters turn out for boxing day sales but it's thought many have stayed home after already splurging on pre—christmas discounts. now on bbc news... this year the queen celebrated her 90th birthday. daniela relph looks back on the momentous occasion and other events in the royal calendar in review 2016: the royal year.

china stockmarket is falk. the etf, falling to lowest levels since early august this as the bond market basically crumbled. no way to put it. is china the biggest threat? let's get in the money. >> if you look back to 2016, we saw a shanghai composite from one point up almost 200% and it crashed and the lows this year was down about 50%. when you think back to that period of time, the summer of 2015, there was major palpitations in our mark and then again early this year january and february, there was a lot of concerns about global growth, maybe that credit bubble over there coming undone. that's really been the source of our volatility. you think back to the last year-and-a-half. when you see the shanghai deposit down 5% a week, overshadowed by a market about to trade at 20,000 and the dow, you got to start thinking about where does this volatility come from? >> some of us talked about for a long time. at some point you will reach the tipping point. we know they are lowering level ratios. you don't know what

feather bed road or falk road gets you around that bridge work.spill in cherry hill township along 295 approaching woodcrest station but it sounds like the activity with it is pretty much all on the shoulder. matt. >> thank you, matt. a water main break has been impacting the columbus boulevard and i-95 for almost a full day. plus several residents are waking up with without water service. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live near the repair site in the city's queen village neighborhood. hi, katherine. >> reporter: hi, matt. there is an improvement here but there's still work to be done. right now we're standing on columbus boulevard by catherine street and you can see the left lane of traffic is getting by at the moment. the right two lanes are closed by the site but later on this morning when the water department crews are back for repairs we're expecting all of the southbound lanes will be closed once again. this all started with a water main break and sinkhole yesterday morning around 7:00. an suv hit the sinkhole which you partially

5.5 —— — — the night some places could sit on pitches close to freezing, and we could see miss ted falk out for, pretty treacherous routes on the higher ground, so falling down to lower levels in the heaviest of the showers. lots of showers in northern ireland, spreading across the irish sea into north—west england, wales and the south—west as well. the midlands eastwards, we are starting thursday off on a dry note, a fine starting thursday off on a dry note, afine and starting thursday off on a dry note, a fine and quiet note. watch out for the mist and fog across central and southern and eastern areas. it could be quite dense in places. it has the breeze will pick up, i think it will clear quite quickly. we should see sunshine here. showers filtering await eastwards, but for much of england and wales, showers will ease across the afternoon. across much of the north it will remain bitterly cold and windy. lots of showers, hail, thunder and lightning mixed in. temperatures in single figures for most. then things get worse. more severe on friday. the met office has issued an amber be pre

again, falk affecting parts of england and wales. a week weather front bringing a bit of cloud and meaning to northern ireland and scotland. sunshine heart to come by. and quite a change in the weather as the week progresses. it is quiet to start the week, but it is not going to stay that way. potentially quite stormy weather coming up at the weekend. awe hello. this is bbc news with anita mcveigh. the headlines at 3.30: the evacuation of civilians from eastern aleppo is hit with another setback as rebel fighters reportedly setback as rebel fighters reportedly set fire to buses trying to get into two villages, in a deal linkedes to the evacuation of east aleppo. the trade secretary, liam fox, said britain could remain a member of the eu customs union, after brexit. the leader of the rmt, mick cash, has denied that his union is using the dispute with southern rail to take on the government. thousands of commuters have been affected by the strike action over who should control train doors. and tonight, personalities across the sporting

again, falk affecting parts of england and wales.d meaning to northern ireland and scotland. sunshine heart to come by. and quite a change in the weather as the week progresses. it is quiet to start the week, but it is not going to stay that way.

falk has been causing trouble once again in southern and central and eastern parts of england, and itw on the roads, further delays at the airport so if you are on the move bbc local radio should keep you up—to—date, the fog will be worst in the south—eastern corner but also in anglia, the midlands, wales as well, and will be cold in the southeast, two, three degrees, around about nine, ten for glasgow, belfast, a south—westerly breeze, but also some wet weather in northern scotland, and a cold front that will slowly slip south through new year's eve,

it will not be a particularly cold late, but we do have worries about the density of that falk first thing tomorrow morning. the frontal system beginning to pushing across scotland during the course of the night. during the day, the temperature reigns of 7—10dc during the day. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: buses arrive to restart evacuations in the stricken city of aleppo, two days after they were started. the transport secretary, liam fox says britain could remain a member of the eu customs union after brexit. the leader of the rmt, mick cash, has denied that his union is using the dispute with southern rail to take on the government. thousands of commuters have been affected by the strike action over who should control train doors. the first i heard about a lot of these actions you are talking about, is in the newspapers when #24e got published. we're not about trying of a trot conspiracy to bring down this government. and tonight, personalities across the sporting world will be celebrating this year's sports personality of the year, with a record 16 contenders being shor

. >> reporter: 100 miles north, mark falk, jr., a firefighter, and his daughter sandra was killed when an ef--4 tornado struck polk county in tennessee. >> i loved the five department and loved what it represented and loved to work with the neighborhoods and the kids. >> reporter: at least five other counties in the state were also moved to tears, sharing the story of a family who escaped the worst. >> a baby was born at the local hospital and that family's house had been destroyed. >> reporter: the twisters were part of an onslaught of severe weather that also plagued parts of georgia, louisiana, and mississippi, where powerful winds flipped cars and even 18-wheelers. >> we are really lucky that nobody was hurt here tonight. you know? it could be the other way. >> reporter: the storm system also moved through the carolinas, bringing down trees and closing roads. the national weather service says a day care in alabama was alo destroyed. injured. >> that is going to be a tough day, for sure, for many. roxana saberi in new york, thank you so much. >>> there are at least seven confirmed f

feather bed lane or falk road gets you around it. getting ready for a bridge opening.ristol bbb going up in just about 15 minutes. start heading for that turnpike connector as an alternate. matt. >> thank you matt. >>> police in portland oregon made an arrest in the road rage shooting of an eight-year-old girl. witness say 32-year-old joshua constantine was driving aggressively along an interstate and nearly ran several cars off the road including one carrying three children. the driver of that vehicle pulled over her vehicle to call police on her phone they say constantine fired a gun shot. that pierced the car door and hit the eight-year-old through her shoe. she suffered a graze wound. police later followed constantine's van into a parking lot and placed him under arrest. >> four suspected burglars were spooked when they bust flood a house and came face to face way florida girl. 11-year-old ashley says she was home by herself when they broke into her home. she called 911 and then ran to hide in her closet. the four suspects kicked in her door but when they saw her t

i had the dubious distinction, just below the falk lands war, down in camp lejeune, my division trainedded the argentine marines and the royal marines from england so we had a big get going on who was going to win. show to point i want to make, a comment, reference here to the military side. don't underestimate the military side and the military relationships. these relationships are long-standing. they're in many, many, many young officers up from latin america who have trained in army schools and navy schools and the relationships are what you would expect. and it's not just all military. it's a personal, personal people to people kind of thing, and even in the case of the marine corps, all the latin american countries have marine corps, and the like, and with the exception of cuba, and the relationships there, you just can explain it. they're just there forever. and so these kind -- and these kind of -- the thinking that goes into this is much more than just military and the like, and so we have a great opportunity to make things better. i think in terms ol' of policy and the like and w

they're in because they're islamists who don't believe on our -- the war that -- >> ultimately, you're falkingut allegiance -- talking about allegiance. thank you for providing clarity for us. dr. sunni jaser. >>> heather is here with headlines. good morning. >> good morning. 38 minutes after the hour. couple quick headlines it bring you. the families of three orlando nightclub victims now suing facebook, twitter and google. they're accusing the tech industry giants of helping to radicalize the shooter omar mateen and others like him. that lawsuit slamming the web platforms for failing to shut downter-related accounts saying they're crucial to -- he killed 49 people inside that packed orlando nightclub before he was killed in a shootout with police. >>> lawmakers sent to repeal the controversy shafl bathroom bill in a special session planned for tomorrow. the law bans transgender people from using public bathrooms in locker rooms that don't match the genders on their birth certificates and puts the state in a national spotlight. musicians like bruce springsteen boycotted the state over that la