helen harris speaking to from galloway.explosive cyclogenesis, where it rapidly deepened in terms of the pressure and the wind speeds around the storm over the past 2a hours or so. here it is. you can see the low pressure with just all those isobars, especially just to the south of the centre of the low pressure. that's where we're seeing the strongest of the winds — winds through the republic of ireland, northern ireland and scotland too. red warnings still in force for wind associated with storm eowyn. across northern ireland and scotland, and the isle of man also under the influence of red warnings two —— of man also under the influence of red warnings too. for northern ireland, the warning runs until 2pm, but for scotland until 5pm and it's been extended further south. so this red warning now covers much of dumfries and galloway as well. could be isolated gusts up to 100 miles an hour. but even away from the red warnings, we have got a wider area right across the north of the uk with amber — warnings — 60 to perhaps 90

let's speak to helen harris who owns the corsewall lighthouse hotel in kirkcolm, the most northerly pointtland.what thank you for talking to us, it is a wonder we can talk to you. what is it like there? it is - re what is it like there? it is pretty wild _ what is it like there? it is pretty wild outside - what is it like there? it is pretty wild outside and i what is it like there? it 3 pretty wild outside and we are well battened against the storm inside, but it is very rough out there. we can see along our coast and we can see it coming and it has been pretty ferocious.— and it has been pretty ferocious. that rare red weather _ ferocious. that rare red weather warning - ferocious. that rare red weather warning for - ferocious. that rare red | weather warning for wins ferocious. that rare red - weather warning for wins has now come into effect for scotland. you being at a lighthouse must see some fairly rough weather any time of the year, i suppose, rough weather any time of the year, isuppose, but rough weather any time of the year, i suppose, but how does this compare?— year, i suppos

an update from local officials on the recovery efforts after a category 4 hurricane helene hit this summer. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." president trump will be looking at fema and comforting people still hurting after losing everything, particularly in the western part of north carolina in the appalachia. then he will travel to southern california later in the day to tour the surreal destruction there from the wildfires and some have picked up in different parts farther south in san diego with those punishing high winds continuing. we'll get into that when it happens this morning. the president lashed out at the federal response to both of those disasters. >> president trump: i'm going to north carolina to see the horrible thing, the way it has been allowed to fester and we'll get it fixed up. should have been done months ago from the hurricane that took place almost four months ago. north carolina has been treated very badly. we're stopping there and we are going to then go to los angeles and take a look at a fire that would have been put out if they let the water flow. t

failures, it is not combating misinformation, the same line they used after hurricane helene when he sat there with kamala harrisheir failed response and he said misinformation, disinformation. that is the same playbook. say misinformation. hard truth, progressive leadership fails during times of crisis. east palestine, hurricane helene, this wildfire. >> jesse: now scooter looters, sandra. to think they can do anything about that when they have this on their hands, it's ludicrous. >> sandra: this is crazy. there are people dead, okay, they are displaced, they are distraught. there are two major images that stood out to me covering this for hours and hours and hours this week coming up two of them were from today. the video that we played of gavin newsom standing in his aviators taking it from that resident come asking him, governor, why are the fire hydrants empty? why were the empty? why were we know more prepared, knowing that these wins were predicted? and then there was the wheelchair that was abandoned along the side of the sidewalk and you think about that, think about whoever was taking care of that pers

. >> harris: look, people in the highlands, it makes me think of after hurricane helene, and this was inferno hurricane. that's what i call it. wind-driven and fire-powerful. that people in the highlands, that strikes my memory bank. people in ap appalachia. look, fema has to do it better and they've got to be faster. good to see you. thank you for the reporting. we appreciate it, william. attorney brian claypoole lives e that claimed the lives of five people that we know of. l.a. and city county officials told us they sent a special team looking for victims, and doing the victims research and that number could change, and brian was forced to evacuate his home in pasadena, and brian, really, your area is coming into clarity now for how much you've been through. >> yeah, harris, i have to tell you after seeing that press conference, i am flat out heartbroken and outraged. we are sick and tired in l.a. county of having liberal political leadership play russian roulette with all of our lives. look at that -- look at these images. this was preventable, harris. i'm not saying it could have

harris. the message is this: americans will not be left behind several weeks hurricane helene victims felt that the country had moved on. trump was there and hinted that due to its repeated subpar handling of natural disasters. fema may be on the chopping block. >> i will also be signing executive order to combine begin the process of fundamentally reforming or overhauling fema or maybe get rid of fema. i think frankly fema is not good. i think we will recommend that fema go away. and we pay directly. >> laura: we see the picture now of trump in pacific pasades and continuing this tour. he is going to be meeting with firefighters and, again, we're going to stay on this. but that one visit during an insanely busy first week, to north carolina. would be enough for most presidents. it's all exhausting, especially after the break neck pace of this week. but not donald trump. he flew across the country to california, we see him touring to give residents there the same message you are not alone. this is a bombshell new piece was published in today's "l.a. times." thousands of pages of state, county a

helene. the people of north carolina are still struggling to this day. he didn't seem to remember that donald trump beat kamala harris in november. take a look. >> do you regret your decision to run for reelection? do you think that it made it easier for your present -- for your predecessor. >> i don't think so. i think i would've beaten trump, could've beaten trump and i think that kamala could've be trump and would've be trump. >> there's no the -- no other way to put this, joe biden is out of it, delusional, a cognitive mass. he just said that illegal immigration came way down when he became president. can't make it up, you decide. >> when i became president the numbers came way down. number 2, we had a circumstance where i pushed very hard for bipartisan agreement to put more people on the border. >> this is nowhere close to reality. his border bill was an amnesty bill. this is a complete and total delusion on his part. take a look at the numbers. you see that massive spike on the right side of your screen, that would be biden. but the delusions don't stop there. today he announced that america is stronger than e

dj bob harris, who took over bbc radio two sounds of the 70s show after walker's retirement, announced his former colleagues death live on the station today. helen thomas, head of bbc radio two, described him as a much loved broadcasting legend, while the radio dj's wife tiggy has said she couldn't be more proud of her husband. and as new year celebrations get underway in the uk, police have shared footage of a driver who reportedly fell asleep at the wheel before crashing into a house as a warning about the dangers of drink driving. >> i suspect that you have had too much to drink and you're behind the wheel of this vehicle, so i'm currently going to lock you up for being unfit through drink or drugs, okay? you do not have to say anything at my defence. you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court. anything you do say may be given in evidence. do you understand? >> south yorkshire police said officers in the force area came across a 40 year old man asleep in front of a car, which he had hit the side of a house in rotherham. temporary roads policing inspector brandon brown said we are releasing this footage on ne

helene. look at the people in north carolina. they're still struggling to this day. he didn't seem to remember that donald trump beat kamala harris in november. take a look, mr. president. >> do you regret your decision to run for reelection? >> do you think that that made it easier for your predecessor to now become your successor? >> i don't think so. i think i would have beaten trump, could have beaten trump, and i think that kamala could have beaten trump, would have beaten trump. >> there's no other way to put this. joe biden is out of it. delusional, a cognitive mess. in fact, he just said with a straight face that illegal immigration came way down when he became president. ba ba ba ba ba ba ba. can't make it up. you decide. >> look, let's get something in mind about the border. when i became president, the numbers came way down. number one. number two, we had a circumstance where i pushed very hard for a bipartisan agreement to put more people on the border. more, more, more secret service agents. >> okay, this is nowhere close to reality. his border bill was an amnesty bill. this is a complete, total delusion on his part.

harry. >> litman and kimberly atkins. >> stewart, thanks to all. >> of you. and right now. >> president trump is in. north carolina. >> where he. >> has just briefed. >> on the aftermath. >> of the. >> hurricane. hurricane helenewhich. >> hit in september. he and the first. >> lady are now headed to meet with victims of the storm. nbc news senior white house correspondent kelly. >> o'donnell is traveling. >> with the president. kelly, we. spoke about this just. >> a moment ago, but. >> the president made some. >> big statements about fema. >> sweeping statements coming at a time when he is here, in part to see the kind of damage that still exists not only behind us here, but from my point of view, all beyond the camera here. so it is extensive damage in an area that was very hard hit in asheville about four months ago in the fall when helene came through with flooding and damage. so the president here to see some of those who are coping with it to talk with local officials and chose this time to make the case that fema should potentially be disbanded. he signed an executive order, talked about signing an executive order that would change the agency. and clearly fema has come under criticism after various disas