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the ft has gone around and spoken to people and come up with a much smaller number.usiness publication, it would wa nt to pro—business publication, it would want to create a sense of stability within particularly london as a financial centre. the figure is probably not that far from the truth. lots of people will have a white christmas, but let's move on, i'll get your numbers on that. republicans forge a tax deal at last. interesting because this time yesterday at our lead story was doug jones winning the seat in alabama, the democrat, and what that would mean for the trump administration trying to get anything through and it is significant this happened later in the day. this is the first really significant piece of legislation that the trump administration will get through, it looks like it will happen. talked about this a lot, there's been the odd concession, corporation tax only 2196, odd concession, corporation tax only 21%, it's up in the 30s, the highest in the developed world. they've managed to reduce income taxed or the highest paid down from 39.5% to 37%,

one of them is a crash in ft. washington. there's a crash on highland avenue.he on ramp to 309 southbound is correct -- currently blocked through ft. washington. in croydon at bristol pike. i'll end with this a crash in franconia. allentown road around bamberry drive. >> thank you very much. >>> about 5:15 now. first alert meteorologist bill henley has the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast for you and has a pretty good forecast. we're talking about mild temperatures and maybe a warmup. dare i say it? >> yeah. and i know he's looking in the future. way in the future. immediate. >> and positive. >> bill? >> we will see a decent warmup today. tomorrow, you'll be impressed with the temperatures. right now, clouds over philadelphia international, a live view. no sign of wet weather. you see sprinkles in northern delaware and into chester and delaware counties. you might see sprinkelse to start with this morning. then we will dry out. the good news is, the temperatures are above freezing. the sprinkles, just a little rain, philadelphia, delaware, suburbs in

by the ft...he ft... not just the 82% in surveys done... by the ft... notjust the fd, and every time i said this, they are foreign, lefties, irish, but they are economists and they have said this thing is not going to happen in the way that... no, no... this is in the guardian. for the sake of the nation, for the sake of our future generations, because we have lived our life and we have to think about the future generations, that the right enough people within all parties but even within labour, who might want to work with the kind of sensible, rational tories to come up with a better model because when we are heading seems to me utterly wrong and it seems wrong... there is a new poll done today which shows that remainers and leavers, the remainers have gone up substantially by 11 points. what you make of this story? could labour rebels be picked off to join the tories? i could not believe this for a second. i wonder what the strategy of these rebels is. assuming there is a framework agreement nex

the ft is a very respectable newspaper.ng my respect because they are losing my respect because they are so biased, their coverage. you might see that as biased because you brexiteer. i am going to call a truce at that point. i was richly entertained. and informed. exactly. and none the wiser. exactly as lord rees said it should always be! —— lord rees. let's move on. metro now. yes, if you put this up. it will happen any second. a lovely photograph will appear on screen. the palace have put out a couple of photographs to celebrate the royal engagement and one looks a bit posed and the other one looks a bit posed and the other one looks a bit posed and the other one looks fabulous. and on this cold night with a lot of grief and anguish in the world, tomorrow morning people will go to work and they will pick up their copy of the paper and they will pick up their copy of the paperandi they will pick up their copy of the paper and i think that is the most lovely photograph of the digby has his n'zogbia pulse on the finger of t

that is the difference between the telegraph but everything is calm with the ft.brussels is having its arm twisted but dealing with the dup. there was a source who told the sun that they will not blink as we have taken our eyelids off. that is how tough they are. it was surprising on monday that things had not been squared off with the dup, you think they might have talked with them in advance? that is right. you wonder what is going on behind the scenes. the public persona that it is calm, that it is under control and the discussions are going ahead but behind the scenes what is happening. if the dup we re scenes what is happening. if the dup were not aware. if theresa may had to come out of that lunch at the time to have the conversations, if the dup had to then make their own statement, basically, telling us all that they are not satisfied with the talks. to be fair they have looked ha pless talks. to be fair they have looked hapless at times. but this is unchartered territory. we have never had to deal with something as big as this for a long time. on both sid

two things, the ft, which i take every day, iadmire things, the ft, which i take every day, i admireey are falling down the chasm of propaganda. they are too pro remains. what i worry is, they quote to eu officials, both saying basically, we are in lala land if we think we are getting anything better than a canada deal. what i say is, in europe is starting its negotiation. they would say this, wouldn't they? it is perfectly reasonable for them to decide who... your favourite newspapers like the telegraph and the mail, they editorialise. the financial times is then your favourite, brexit here. they have an editorial line and that governs who they choose to take what is wrong, that isjournalism. governs who they choose to take what is wrong, that is journalism. the ft's is wrong, that is journalism. the ft‘s history was, it was to be objective on the front page. the point i want to make about the actual trade thing is that this is the eu starting off by saying where it is a. this was the other way around and this is what david davis said, the eu is in lala land and thinks it can do wit

we are talking about the ft. washington home that was obviously extremely damaged there. >> before christmas, very devastating. and you know, it's a perfect opportunity to remind folks, remember, candles, remember things like space heaters, be very cautious of that this time of year, because as we know, those are key things that can contribute to fires. >> absolutely. >>> want to talk about some more tough moments here. we were talking about fallen heroes in our area. black ribbons, bunting draping the trucks that a fallen hero and his friend were a part of. this was a tough story about i-270 and two people who were killed on that road. a veteran agent with the fbi and a decorated member of maryland's fire marshal office both killed on i-270 friday. [ sirens ] those were the sirens there that you heard from the procession that traveled in police and firefighters escorted the body of lieutenant sander cohen as people saluted along the road. cohen grew up in rockville. he had been volunteering as a firefighter sinc

aloft over the central coast this afternoon as winds between 850 and 700 mb (approx 5,000 to 10,000 ft msl) have a southerly component. high temperatures this afternoon will max out in the 60s and 70s across the region with some areas in interior monterey county approaching 80 degrees. this equates to about 6 to 12 degrees above early december climatological normals. (grant) one of the hardest hit areas in southern california is ventura county. the thomas fire has burned 96-thousand acres so far... and tonight it is just five- percent contained. (catherine) omar jimenez is on the front lines for us tonight... omar, how is containment going at this point...? (grant) for the first time since monday, union workers and the city of oakland are back at the bargaining table... trying to reach a contract agreement and put a stop to a strike this paralyzed numerous city services. (catherine) kron 4s dan kerman is live at oakland city hall with more...dan what are they saying tonight... at 345 thursday afternoon, the city of oakland and the unions representing nearly 3000 striking city workers,

it's interesting if we look onto the ft weekend, we've got a big piece on this, theresa may given greenancellor, saying britain has to tell us what they want. the most difficult phase is yet to come. where is the vision is the question a lot of people are asking. you hit the nail on the head, the cabinet is so split, you've got the remainer element of philip hammond, amber rudd. against michael gove, david davis, boris johnson, these hard brexiteers. the prime minister's way of handling it has almost been don't talk about it until we have two. it is called the end estate discussion. what britain wa nts end estate discussion. what britain wants brexit to look like come march 200019. it's remarkable, 18 months since the referendum and they haven't got around to talking about what they want brexit to look like. we were told it would happen before the end of the year which means only one more cabinet before christmas, which is on tuesday. it's going to bea which is on tuesday. it's going to be a bit ofa which is on tuesday. it's going to be a bit of a ding—dong i would have thought. at the

this is the ft's that! how unfair! (!) this is the ft‘s own analysis of how it will go.ifferent to the city bosses who say we will have to move unless we get a deal. it sort of shows you how much they are trying to influence it. there was a tweet if you weeks ago from the ceo of goldman sachs, saying i havejust been to frankfurt, what a lovely place this is, i will spend a lot more time here. it is all mood music. this is reality. these are the raw figures. at the moment, 6% is still significant. that is interesting, given the vote tonight, and that mps will now have more than likely the final say on a deal, are you going to get these constituencies, the banking sector, they will build ringing up their local mps, when they they went bother going to theresa may any more, just ring up the guy in the constituency office. when all the dust settles down, labour stops patting itself on the back, you have the european parliament's main negotiator in the telegraph crowing about this is a great day for democracy. that will go down like a lead balloon in the tory party, you have t

this also makes the front of the ft. mihir we re makes the front of the ft. mihir were saying people thought of him as a eurosceptic. he was europe minister underjohn major. that was why he was appointed. but your boss, iain duncan smith, has said we may have reached the point where we have to walk away from the talks because there is no way that we in the conservative party, mps there is no way that we in the conservative party, mp5 of his ilk, will accept staying in the customs union, even if you call it something else. the extreme brexiters do not speakfor the else. the extreme brexiters do not speak for the tory party. and the idea of walking away and leaving the issue of northern ireland unsolved issue of northern ireland unsolved is not a view of all the tory party oi’ is not a view of all the tory party or the whole of parliament. even if we walk away, are we not responsible for some of our liabilities? we can't say, we are not paying anything, and off we go. look at the eurostar back! we have to respect the referendum. we have to try to leave the eu o

aloft over the central coast this afternoon as winds between 850 and 700 mb (approx 5,000 to 10,000 ftmsl) have a southerly component. high temperatures this afternoon will max out in the 60s and 70s across the region with some areas in interior monterey county approaching 80 degrees. this equates to about 6 to 12 degrees above early december climatological normals. (grant) (grant) friends and family gathered today to remember the life of the toll taker killed by a suspected drunk driver. si si han was killed when a box truck crashed into her toll booth on the bay bridge early saturday morning. this is video as friends, family, and co- workers arrived at duggan's serra mortuary in colma today. kron 4 spoke with a man who worked with si si... and he says her death is a reminder for drivers to be aware when cal trans workers are on the roads. <"safety is always the number one concern on our highways. drinking and driving is never a good solution and it resulted in a tragedy. we all want to see our families when we get to our house and when we come home from work"> (grant) si si worked fo

we are going to whizz on, there is a story in the ft i want you to talk about, millennials and the deep people, people with severaljobs, the self—employed people, people with several jobs, the zoo self—employed people, people with severaljobs, the zoo of pensions and whether we are saving enough.|j suspect we are not, and i take the view that anyone who is self—employed will not be included in auto enrolment. this is new auto enrolment for younger people. and also, they're going to put up the levels at which people contribute. sol levels at which people contribute. so i take the point, but the ft, i must make the point that this is a step in the right direction towards people saving more for their old e, people saving more for their old age, which will needs to happen, as we have got an ageing population, the ever more burdensome on taxpayers, the generation of taxpayers, the generation of taxpayers coming up. startling fa cts , taxpayers coming up. startling facts, around 38% of the working age population, the government, under saving for their retirement. but it is not just saving for

jeffries was also in the army, based at ft. bragg like the major, he went by the name black stump man. by now the deputy d.a. was monitoring the investigation. >> and they would online chat friends, chatting about the swinging lifestyle and that sort of thing. david actually said, you need to meet my wife joan, and invited him to a swinging party. >> they all got together at a local hotel, just social that time, no sex. >> there was a second swingers party that both of the shannons and jeffrey attended. at that party, he as well as others did have sex with joan. but after this happened, joan and jeffrey started seeing one another. >> that was okay, though. according to the rules, the shannons had established. as long as it was just sex and no one got romantically entangled. anyway, wilson was married with kids. and there was no indication that his wife knew what he was up to on the side with joan. >> he started doing some one on one is what they call it, when the other person's not there. david always knew when i was with jeff.

the ft, talking about this yesterday, the ftse 100 ft, talking about this yesterday, the ftse100 it hasy listed companies, taking a look at global stocks, saying they had enjoyed their best annual performance since crisis recovery and it was accelerating economic growth across the world. in the story we are looking at here, holly neill is, these people born in the 80s —— millenials. there will inherits double of what their parents did but isa double of what their parents did but is a caveat, they have to wait on average until they are around to enjoy the windfall. it means that the housing crisis has got big problems because it will may have inherited some money, it can put a deposit in the house and that a younger and will get more money but they will have to wait later to get onto the housing ladder. darcey bussell e on the times, have we done this? a picture of her, we mentioned the report from which? today, talking about dodgy deals as far as holidays are concerns. some deals which look good if you book by a certain date, they may not be as good as they appear because you can get a

and the collection is kept right here at ft. belvoir. such a cool story.graves got a behind-the-scenes look at hitler's art. >> reporter: this is no ordinary warehouse, and the contents are very far from ordinary. >> this is by adolf hitler himself. >> reporter: in this nondescript building, some of the u.s. army's most valuable artifacts -- a militia jacket from 1810, generations of soldiers. among all this american history, four rather unremarkable paintings, still in their original frames. unremarkable but for the artist. >> these are four watercolors by adolf hitler. >> reporter: that's right, these are works of adolf hitler. after hitler's defeat at the end of world war ii, the u.s. army seized thousands of pieces of german artwork that was considered to be propaganda. >> the idea of art as dangerous is the message behind it. the nazis used propaganda more effectively than anyone else in history. >> reporter: sarah forgi is the chief art curator at the u.s. army center for military history. >> the fear was that it might rekindle nazism. >> reporter: a

aloft over the central coast this afternoon as winds between 850 and 700 mb (approx 5,000 to 10,000 ft msl) have a southerly component. high temperatures this afternoon will max out in the 60s and 70s across the region with some areas in interior monterey county approaching 80 degrees. this equates to about 6 to 12 degrees above early december climatological normals. (steve) another big story tonight...a case of deadly carbon monoxide poisoning in san franciscso.. is serving as a warning for others as the weather gets colder... and people begin to use their heaters... it happenened in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood.. investigators believe a faulty water heater is to blame... kron4's ali reid is live tonight in san francisco.. with what you can do to avoid becoming the victim of carbon monoxide poisoning... carbon monoxide is known as the silent killer.the first step is to have a working detector in your home and of course, when it goes off, call for help.pkgofficials say tenants in the upstairs apartment may have saved themselves and the woman downstairs by calling 9-11 wh

aloft over the central coast this afternoon as winds between 850 and 700 mb (approx 5,000 to 10,000 ft msl) have a southerly component. high temperatures this afternoon will max out in the 60s and 70s across the region with some areas in interior monterey county approaching 80 degrees. this equates to about 6 to 12 degrees above early december climatological normals. (steve) this (steve) normals. climatological normals. (steve) (steve) this weekend marks the season's first three spare the air days. air quality is expected to be poor -- in part of course....because of the smokedrifting into the bay area from the wildfires in southern california... as always - the pollution can be especially harmful for children, the elderly and people with respiratory problems. some bay area residents say they don't even notice the pollution. <"there is not much you do since you can't see the air when it is bad. but it is still something people with respiratory issues have to think about.">(steve) on spare the air days it is illegal to burn wood, fire logs and any other solid material both inside and ou

aloft over the central coast this afternoon as winds between 850 and 700 mb (approx 5,000 to 10,000 fthave a southerly component. high temperatures this afternoon will max out in the 60s and 70s across the region with some areas in interior monterey county approaching 80 degrees. this equates to about 6 to 12 degrees above early december climatological normals. (steve) parents at an east bay elementary school are worried that their school district will close their school and transfer their kids as part of a plan to meet next year's budget. (catherine) kron 4's gabe slate joins us live in hayward. gabe, what school might be affected? bidwell elementary school on fairway street in hayward that is where parents are worried. at this point the school district is exploring different ideas to help with their budget. even though nothing is for sure. at bidwell parents are on edge they their school could be the first one closed if the district needs to consolidate. ericka novaro has a second grader at bidwill elementary school off fairway street in hayward. she is one of the many parents i spok

aloft over the central coast this afternoon as winds between 850 and 700 mb (approx 5,000 to 10,000 ft msl) have a southerly component. high temperatures this afternoon will max out in the 60s and 70s across the region with some areas in interior monterey county approaching 80 degrees. this equates to about 6 to 12 degrees above early december climatological normals. (grant) coming up:why the bay roads appear to be getting ámoreá dangerous... the two city's seeing the biggest increase in deadly crashes. (catherine) then - a burglary warning.. the bay area spot where thieves are getting particularly bold -- even kicking in doors in during the daytime. (grant) and next:a deadly scene in the east bay... after an s-u-v ends up off the ground...now an arrest has been made. (catherine) and we're on top of breaking news in san francisco...where 29 people have been injured in a bus crash on highway 101.. an update ahead.. (grant) another big story tonight:a stunning scene in fremont... after police say an out of control s-u-v hit and killed a pedestrian.as kron4's haaziq madyun reports -- a dr

those cruise ships originated in miami and ft. lauderdale. and ma what is so gutting about this crash is nearly half the people on board that bus were killed, including a minor. matt gutman, los angeles. >>> the search for two escaped inmates is a multi-state manhunt. they broke out of a jail near panama city late sunday. they allegedly chipped a hole under their sink and eventually crawled under a locked gate. the car believed to have been stolen by the retrieved in north carolina. >>> and this is a frightening scene. an officer was dragged half a mile by a car in ft. lauderdale. a man and woman inside may have overdosed. the car driver woke up. hit the engine and sped off. somehow, the officer managed to hold on. he suffered injuries to his arms and feet but is expected to recover. the driver was caught after a high-speed chase. he is now charged with attempted murder. >> so that's the view from his body cam? >> body cam. >> as he was driving along right there? >> footage. >> that is absolutely amazing point of view right there. >> tried to

first in iran and ft. worth texas. since retiring from bell, he kept flying helicopters and resides in arlington, texas with his wife of over 52 years. please welcome dwayne williams and members of the vietnam helicopter pilots association. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. can you hear me? thank you all for being here. it's certainly my pleasure being here this evening and i think it's even more so a great honor to be here with these guys. when i was called, invited out here to participate. the first thing i did was check my size 40 flight suit i wore in vietnam. i think i could get one leg in it. but these guys maintain a strict regimen of workout and fit in their size 40 really good. my wife says, you're going look nice so she dressed me up and here i am. we do have a story today to tell, several stories. before we get into that, i would like to introduce these guys. first of all, they're from the north carolina vhpa, vietnam helicopter pilot's association. they're the runs responsible for beautiful aircraft you see o

we have obstruction in the roadway, pa turnpike westbound , past ft. washington with the fog. just heads up. that's going to be authorities seement want to pull it to your attention, rahel, back to you. >> all right, meisha, thank you. it was nice while it lasted but eagles fans of course hope the winning streak would last little longer. >> after nine straight victories, boy were they sweet , the birds lost their second game this season to the seattle seahawks. pat gallen is here, to break it down for us, pat, all a little upset. >> nine in a row isn for guys? >> it is good. >> it is good. yes, in what was undoubtedly the eagles toughest game on the the schedule to this point it became the russell wilson show. the he out played carson wentz and carved up the eagles defense, down 14 in the second half, birds fight back. wentz finding agholor, 27-yard touchdown makes it one possession game. agholor, he had a night. seven catches, 141 yards. the defense just could not stop russell wilson. here is the dagger. 125-yard touchdown throw to jd mc kissok would do it, eagles fall 24 to

. >> reporter: take the red line and you're already feeling this, only one between brooklyn and ft. totten, the same between ft. totten and takoma, but the reverb will be felt all along the red line. above ground trains like up here will come every 10 minutes instead of eight like usual. underground trains like down here in the core every five minutes instead of the usual four. here's the problem. it has to do with your safety. metro found bad communications cables between these three stations. they transmit train speed and location. the cables are 40 years old, dating back to when the system first opened. a spokesperson says the agency has to fix old parts and that riders should just start getting used to it. the red line is metro's old he is line. it is also -- oldest line. it is also the busiest. it is also the only line that does not go into virginia. that makes this headache especially big for marylanders. pete muntean, wusa9. >> as part of this, metro will shut down some of the red line this weekend. shuttle buses will replace trains between and rhode island avenue stations. m

the ft also pictures damian green.ts main story is about brexit, and a bid by uk regulators to woo foreign banks with a promise of easy access when the country leaves the eu. the i claims that the uk has demanded total secrecy for future trade talks with the us. the express reports on research claiming that eating salad vegetables every day could help stave off dementia by boosting memory power. it pictures meghan markle attending a christmas party at buckingham palace. well, let's begin inevitably with damian green's demise. jack, kick us off. this is the telegraph, damian green sacked as theresa may loses a minister. there was a mad scramble when this news broke at 8:39pm which is right on deadline for most people's first editions. most of the papers have managed to get it front and centre on the front page but i was watching from the press gallery in the house of commons, and i was watching journalists sprinting to their desks to get the news out. the telegraph did a nicejob, and there are some interesting details w

the central south dakota, ft. pierce, south dakota is the heart of the lewis and clark story. it is so important about their connections with american indians and how it went and how it could have gone. the pushing of diplomacy, the pushing of trade, the economy, the military strength and scientific exploration. it's all about what's important on the lewis and clark expedition, their whole core of discovery of what they were all about. >> sunday on c-span's q&a, heritage foundation distinguished fellow, lee edwards chronicles his 60 year involvement in the conservative movement. >> i met joe mccarthy through my father, who was something of a confidante to him. he was a fellow who liked to party and a drink or two. as long as you didn't talk about co communism, you couldn't ask for a more fun guy to be with. he was very serious about that. he was also someone who did not take advice very well and he consequently said things and even did things that hurt the cause of anti-communism for some time. >> q&a, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >>> this weekend on american histor

watching ft. washington now, too. looks like we're starting to see relief here on the westbound side. the accident is off to the shoulder now. it it started into the center lanes. delays there. and speaking of delays, septa still with all inbound service for doylestown. the doylestown line, 15-minute delays and potentially overcrowding. signal issues, i'll have updates on this, and the boulevard, too, when i come back. >> thanks. 6:18. >>> a live look outside. center city. towers at liberty place. how long until the sun comes up? >> four minutes after 7:00. in less than an hour, we'll see bright sunshine. the clouds that came through overnight with rain, they've moved out. you see it's dry this morning. the live view from the kimmel center. the wind is drying things out. five mile-an-hour breeze in philadelphia. seven miles in allentown. dry air is moving in. just enough of a breeze to make it feel chillier than it is. 41 the feels-like temperature in philadelphia. 30s for wilmington, millville, the wind has died down

central south dakota, pierre, south dakota, ft. pierce, south dakota, is the heart of the lewis and clark story. it is so important about their connections with american indians and how that went and how it could have gone. their pushing of diplomacy, their pushing of trade, the economy, their pushing of the military strength, and their scientific exploration. it's all about what's important at the lewis and clark expedition, their whole core of discovery about what they're all about. >> you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org/citiestour. this is american history tv only on c-span3. >>> tonight, astronaut scott kelly recalls his voinls into space in his book, "endurance." he's interviewed by former nasa administrator charles bolden p. >> yours was the third -- >> third servicing mission. >> having been a part of that mission and having become an official hubble hugger, talk a little bit to me about what you believe the legacy of hubble is or does it have a legacy? >> i th

we have also worked to stem the flow of fts across international borders. this means getting our partners to use intervals stolen and lost travel document database and other resources. we are also expanding the pisces program, that rather elaborate acronym is personal identification secure comparison and evaluation system. it's a mouthful but what it does do is provide state-of-the-art border screening systems to 24 countries. third important tool is designations. the state department is listed a number of foreign terrorist organizations that are active in north africa. examples include isis sinai, isis libya, a q im and lcr austria. using these definitions is to cut off financial flows that are the lifeblood of these organizations. fourth, we were to counter radicalization in a way that's tailored to each of african countries unique circumstances. it isn't enough to stop fts from traveling towards own or remove them from the battlefield. this is a battle of ideas and we also need to delegitimize the radical ideology that attracts them in the first place ha

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places like ft. necessity, ft. ligonier and ft. pitt were my stomping grounds in my teenaged years. i've been fortunate in that i eventually went to graduate school, studied this period, i worked in public history for 25 years or so, and managed to actually do a tremendous variety of projects from working on films and pbs series and exhibits and public programs, always being able to stay focused in that era of american history. so i think the first 24i7k i said when we started talking, i do pinch myself every day that i've been so blessed. >> we appreciate your insights tonight on c-span 3, inside the new museum in philadelphia, chronicles the story of american revolution. go ahead, please. >> good evening, mr. stevenson. first, let me say congratulations on the opening of this absolutely fantastic museum, i'm a d.a.r., you can imagine how thrilled i am to see this museum. my question tonight, my d.a.r. patriot is my fifth time alexander moyland, he came over to join his brother steven moyland. and his other brother. and my fifth grade grandfather's wife, was commodore barry's siste

the ft leads with brexit — it says britain's chemical and pharmaceutical industries have asked the governmentan remain within eu rules. the foreign secretary borisjohnson is also pictured in iran as he tries to secure the release of britons jailed there. the times focuses on brexit and ireland's unhappiness over comments by david davis that a hard border on the island is a statement of intent‘ rather than a cast iron guarantee. the daily telegraph leads with news that 10—year—olds are being asked if they feel comfortable with their gender in an official nhs health study. and the express warns of more cold weather to come — it says we are to experience arctic conditions in the run up to christmas day. let's start with the metro and the front page about the biggest fall in house prices for five years. tony? according to reports, the average asking prices tumbled in a month 8000 average and 23,000 in london. for people looking to get into housing, this may appear to be good news but it is still a sellers market as it has been for decades. actually prices will continue to rise next year but may r

i am going to skip over the ft on disney and the sky. we have done that.story on the front page of the japan times but i'm not surprised to read this. japan ranks last in using holidays. we are talking about paid leave. many of them don't even take paid leave. they don't have much paid leave. they don't have much paid leave. they don't have much paid leave. they just take leave. they don't have much paid leave. theyjust take bank holidays. people who do take paid leave feel guilty about it. we know this is a cultural issue. it does get a bit frightening because they have in japan being cases about death from overwork. death from overwork. a reporter who died at the age of 31 from a heart condition caused by overwork. she wasn't taking very much rest days or weekends. it is quite high—profile in japan. much rest days or weekends. it is quite high—profile injapan. despite the efforts from the prime minister to change the outlook for it... the efforts from the prime minister to change the outlook for it. .. it's absolutely ingrained. it takes decades to chang

the ft says bitcoin mania has re—ignited a race to launch an exchange—traded fund in the us that would the volatile crypto—currency. finally the times has an article on facebook on its front page saying the social media giant has finally conceded that social media can harm mental health. however facebook also proposed that users could improve their well being by posting more updates and comments. iam sure i am sure you have and that union on that one. with me isjeremy cook who's chief economist of the payments company world first. this front—page story on the telegraph, saudis must stop starving germans. a very strong headline. it is an absolutely horrendous situation and it is becoming very critical. syria is in everyone's mind but yemen has largely in forgotten in the west and as boris johnson said last month, probably the biggest humanitarian crisis ongoing in the world at the moment. this new secretary of state, penny morduant and, said the saudis placating yemeni port is keeping our ships laden only with food and medicine represents a real difficulty for the uk government and they

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the ft also pictures damian green.brexit and a bid by uk regulators to woo foreign banks with a promise of easy access when the country leaves the eu. and... the express reports on research claiming that eating salad vegetables every day could help stave off dementia by boosting memory power. it pictures meghan markle attending a christmas party at buckingham palace. we will start with the demise of damian green. take us to be metro, green out. pretty blunt. theresa may has lost her closest political ally and probably one of her few political confidants. the equivalent of david cameron losing george osborne when he was in government and for number 10 they need to spin it as an act of strength by theresa may, showing her ruthlessness. she got rid of her best political friend. as with all these things it was more the cover—up than the original claim they did for him. it isa original claim they did for him. it is a metaphor for her leadership. she felt she was getting momentum and this happens. jack, how do you seeit? and

jeremy paxman, in the ft yesterday, referred to new year's eve is the worst night of the year.g on top but this year, it looks like you will have to be careful on the roads and trains and you will have to check the exits of any nightclubs. have a great time! hogmanay celebrations have kicked off fine. there hasn't hit yet. i think it is a three—day celebration. superjab, very quick lead. it is true, it works. the flu is rubbish. would your parents be happy to have this? if it is generally some kind of amazing jab that can cu re flu, some kind of amazing jab that can cure flu, why is it only for this over 75. it is a super strong dose of the vaccine. try what you can with that. the idea is if it works, it saves the health service money because people don't go back into hospital. don't you find when you have the flu jab, you get sick? no. i'm a northerner, maybe that is it. interestingly, though, a lot of elderly don't have the jab because they say, i don't need it. and they get sick. giving them a super dose of it, you start worrying. this is nice dory. —— my story. of it, you s

the ft leads with the head of ubs bank, sergio ermotti, who has criticised regulators‘ efforts to rainn bankers‘ pay, arguing that the push is fuelled by envy among people in less well paid professions. the telegraph business section carries a warning from the us federal reserve that bitcoin and other digital currencies could endanger the safety of the financial system if they continue to grow. and finally on front of the guardian, children as young as two in the uk are being put in groups based on ability and behaviour. meanwhile, teachers have hit back saying it will have negative impact on confidence, self—esteem and aspiration. so let's begin. with me is alpesh patel, who's ceo of praefinium partners. problems with self—esteem? problems with self-esteem? are not like you to a two—year—old. problems with self-esteem? are not like you to a two—year—oldli problems with self-esteem? are not like you to a two-year-old. i am in finance so i'm probably like a two—year—old! —— i'm not likening. brexit, they seem to get over a money hurdle and then the next problem is the big problem, the i

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but elsewhere the narrative was of a call on manageable content often with two ft to just one it's. not a new generation to see a photographer to celebrate to question and represent a continent on the rise but. i misjudge a city my photograph of life or the graffiti is only a broad range of issues especially when it comes to my country and julia. from detroit is the niger delta region. one of the most give a blissful at the good with cultural the good grits was destroyed. by oil supply. a floor that the folks there are tired but of the earth in this level of damage if so incredible the level of pollution. of all it's been blamed and it's very complicated to islam everyone's got a few everyone is involved. everyone other responsibility to clear in disregard. my responsibility is what i'm doing right now i don't have anything to offer but for the girl for who is keeping a record and document in this process and she has in it to everyone who cares to see. a walk in the bank but deep down in me i would not for this fight so i decided to resign and take up a camera. that's. like a warfar

the ft reports on the drop in the value of bitcoin which tumbled by almost 30 per cent. passports set for britain following brexit — with calls that they should be produced here too. but for the guardian the new blue passports mean further red tape and delays at eu passport controls. the telegraph reports on what it calls a tax revenge on tycoons who bankrolled brexit, as some leave donors accused hmrc of a "political attack". it's going to be a balmy christmas, according to the express, as the mild weather fools nature into thinking it's spring. and it's bar humbug from the sun —— it reports on u.s—owned cadbury replacing the traditional fudge bar from it's festive selection box, with a dairy milk oreo — one frustrated fan fumed "christmas is ruined". that was too many fs for me! let's go to the front page of the i newspaper. boris slugging it out with the bear. boris looks a bit bear— like in that photo. any surprises in the fact that it was a difficult meeting. i guess it was not set up to be a particularly friendly event. i think the comments from the prime minister

aloft over the central coast this afternoon as winds between 850 and 700 mb (approx 5,000 to 10,000 ft msl) have a southerly component. high temperatures this afternoon will max out in the 60s and 70s across the region with some areas in interior monterey county approaching 80 degrees. this equates to about 6 to 12 degrees above early december climatological normals. (catherine) if you were in san francisco's union square today, you may have seen some familiar kron4 faces ringing bells for the salvation army.(steve) kron4's stanley roberts, lydia pantazes, and myself were out helping the salvation army collect money for a good cause that serves all year long.(( nats )) it was a lot of fun out there. and there's a special occasion this saturday... if you see the familiar red army bucket and drop a 20 dollar bill ...a special donor says they will match that 20 all day long! if you'd like to donate -- we have a link on our website at kron-4 dot com. (grant) is your house decked out for the holidays? kron4 wants to show it off. send us a photo or video of your holiday display and we'll inc

the work will limit the number of trains between brookland, ft. totten and takoma station. this weekend, three shuttle buses will replace chains between silver springs and rhode island avenue. they are use the green line as an an alternate route. it should be finished by monday. >>> breaking news congratulating doug jones on a hard-fought victory. the president tweeting, the people of alabama will be great and the republicans will have another shot at this seat in a very short period of time, end quote. >>> a day after a man tried to blow himself up in manhattan, they released new details about the suspect. they say he wanted to do as much damage as he could whe strapped a pipe bomb to his body. he became radicalized through the internet about three years ago and they believe he planned the attack several weeks ago and built the bomb one week ago. he caused burden of proofs and cuts to his hand and body and three others had minor injuries. >>> south korea staged elaborate anti-terror drills at the site of the olympic games ranging from a hostage situation to a vehicle rammi

the ft talking about the brexit divorce derail that the 11th hour after the dup blocks the irish bordering is very delicate for the process because this is how the eu like to do things. the clock might stop at the la st things. the clock might stop at the last minute but the thing is donald tuskis last minute but the thing is donald tusk is still very sanguine. she can ta ke tusk is still very sanguine. she can take it back to the eu later in the week and get it rubber—stamped and move on but she can't waste a day i'iow. move on but she can't waste a day now. the word is sanguine, they are trying to prevent —— present a relaxed front. i think they are trying to use those last days to pull it off. but it's tough. if we look at the guardian, it is talking about the dup rex may's brexit deal. talking about howjean—claude juncker when theresa may are trying to put a brave face on it and saying this needs more time, it doesn't seem this needs more time, it doesn't seem to be the take here. the guardian report gives some of the detail of the drama of the day. diplomats were waiting for two ho

massachusetts town fts of one ei streets have not been plowed since a christmas day st midwest dealing with the arctic mute of a -- minneapolis, it is minus four. all this arctic weather has people looking to escape to warmer climates. >> i looked for last minute flights for new year's. >> reporter: travel is difficult small planes skidded offedays i. and in pittsburgh. driving is treacherous, icy roads responsible for 40 accidents in kansas alone. >>> parts of the delaware valley is getting a head start on snow that may fall in our area this weekend. the action cam was in delaware, deldot was spotted along kirkwood highway. the agency said crews will be out in t comingays to >> 4:39 a.m.ther arrives. the lightsre backat happiest place on earth. we've details on what happened in disneyland. >>> david. >> reporter: bitter told this morning, and staying that way, temperatures are bad enough it's 16 degreesn philadelphia. 13 in all narcotic if the wind which is going to be blustery. windchills in in cases are below zero. bundle up. we'll have the afternoon call and better weather ahead in

the ft carries a warning from finance ministers from europe's five largest economies, saying the trump administration's republican tax cut plans would flout international agreements and undermine worldwide trade. the online business independent says the uk will lose over 10,000 finance jobs to other european cities by day one of brexit, according to new research. of over 200 city firms surveyed, almost a third of banks, brokers and asset managers say they are considering plans to move staff to cities such as dublin, amsterdam and frankfurt. bloomberg online looks at crypto—currency bitcoin‘s debut on wall street, which according to the website hasn't ended the financial industry's scepticism. it says bitcoin‘s first day on the futures exchange had its supporters cheering, while many mainstream financial professionals remain unsure. and finally, the arab news announces that movie theatres are to reopen in saudi arabia in 2018, for the first time for over 35 years. so let's begin. with me is james hughes, who is chief market analyst at axitrader, a brokerage firm. nice to see you. good m