in. steve is better than anybody else on tv network or cable or otherwise. at explaining what the numbers mean as they come in and what to watch for and where to watch for relevant data so steve will be here in just a minute. i'm looking forward to that. we'll be talking about why doug jones supporters and democrats were very excited, very booed by some of the exit poll data that came in and made public late this afternoon. there is both reason for doug jones supporters to be excited in the exit poll numbers and there is reason for them to be cautious. as we are watching the very early data start to trickle in, i think it's worth appreciating what kind of landscape one of these two candidates is going to be joining when they get elected tonight and sent to washington very soon. obviously, if this alabama senate seat goes democratic, if it goes to doug jones, that will change the math in washington for everything republicans want to do. i mean, roy moore may change the personality or the r

it is 1 degree in lake harmony. 8 in slatington, 11 in warminster. 15 in center city. 15? glassboro. 14 in cinnaminson. 16 degrees all the wait down in smyrna. this is what hits you when you step outside this morning. feels like five below in reading. 16 below in the poconos, 1 below in trenton. 3 above zero in philadelphia. forecast for today, icy cold, mostly sunny skies, 20 degrees is our optimistic forecasted high, i'm not sure we're going to reach that today. with the wind it will feel like the single digits all day long. windchill advisory goes into effect overnight tonight and through the morning tomorrow. this is for the entire viewing area. windchills as low as 5 degrees for the jersey shore, zero for the i-95 corridor, as low as minus ten for the lehigh valley. up to 20 below for the poconos. when conditions are this cold, frostbite can occur within 25 minutes. if you're stepping outside today, you need to bundle up. we fast forward into the midnight hour, the new years celebrations looking at those numbers, 13 degrees by 9:00. midnight, 11 degrees with the windc

during his time in office in the one nine hundred ninety s. shelob ellis has more. chaos in lima these peruvians a furious the former president alberto fujimori was pardoned by the current president picture a public christian ski a man they believe was trying to save his political korea days so i thought i was going to be so much of seen all the people mobilizing the police were following us in circling us they got close to us and threw bombs at us. and fujimori was serving a twenty five year prison sentence for murder as kidnappings and disappearances carried out by a government death squads during his time in office he lived from one thousand nine hundred ninety until two thousand critics say his was the most corrupt government in peruvian history. started on sunday the families of his victims lead the charge i think that they're trying to see if any i'm angry because i think it's a violation of the memory of her family members it's a violation of the fight for the relatives for justice and truth the reason for the process is inside this hos

in the first place. they say that elephants never gets to be killing continues elephants themselves may become nothing more than a memory. to football now and leverkusen poor start to the bonus league season is a distant memory they travel to hanover on the back of a twelve game unbeaten streak that had put them among the leading pack in stark contrast to their hosts hanover had only managed one win in their last six games but this one turned out to be a classic. i never spans were hoping for a christmas present but gold getter much in heinecke was out with a stomach bug laverick was in for their part missing their top scorer kevin fall and the visitors still came out swinging blood as ben did to you liam brown's one nil but their celebrations had hardly calmed down when hanover answered uli incog teamed up in hospital for the equaliser. then félix klaus got brought down in the box and after consulting the video replay the referee awarded a questionable penalty because food frode converting the kick to g

in philadelphia. 18 in reading. 17 in allentown. 19 in trenton. 22 in millville. cape may, 23.onight, here the lows, 2 above in allentown. 9 in philadelphia. 6 in millville. 3 for reading and lancaster. 6 in trenton, 8 above in toms river. you factor in the wind, the feels colder than the temperatures i just showed you. lunchtime today, feeling like the single digits 12 below in the mountains. 5 to 6:00 p.m. in the afternoon. 14 below in the poconos. single digits for everybody else. feels like zero in philadelphia. 17 below in the poconos, 5 below in reading. 4 in trenton. we get into new year's day, lots of folks heading down to broad street for the mummers parade. 3 below is the windchill. 18 below in the poconos, 9 below in reading. the all day long, 4:00 p.m., if we're lucky we get to ten in philadelphia. the actual air temperatures for tomorrow looks like. 9:00 a.m. temperature, 11, 1:00 p.m., temperature, 19. 5:00 p.m., 18 degrees. windchill values brutally cold. 20 degrees for the high today, overnight low of 9. tomorrow, a frigid wind, i showed you the windchill values

in in in july fifteenth and also day transferred emanation their helicopter seen. in istanbul in july fifteenth if you as you may remember there are around one hundred civilians lost their lives and around four hundred seriously injured in on this a green light of july fifteenth two thousand and sixteen ok but if they are sent back that he was going to happen to them well they could have a fair trial. i mean right now it has been. around eight miles. around eighteen months since july fifteenth. and i would suggest that. the current illegal landscape in turkey and pol tical landscape in turkey. are much more all during and transparent at the moment. i think you. should. after director addition they will be. transparent to legal processes at the moment ok let him go chan joining us there from istanbul thanks very much. thank you ma'am palestine has recalled its ambassador to pakistan after he attended an event with the main suspects behind the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks has seen envoy abu ali provoked anger in india for appearing alongside have head who's

now more likely to come in later in the day. coming in behind that chance of a shower is colder air for sunday. 38 degrees. up a little for monday and tuesday. still chilly for this time of year. we're normally closer to the 50-degree mark. turning colder next wednesday and thursday, highs only in the middle 30s. >> thanks. 5:51. >>> let's check the schuylkill expressway, getting busy about now. >> jessica boyington helping us out. what are you seeing? >> i'm watching the schuylkill around south street. it looks decent here. here is the eastbound side. here's the westbound side. south philly toward the center city area. not seeing any major delays or problems. there's an obstruction in the roads, block douglas on 100's southbound side at jackson road. watch for police activity there. also watching 95. through delaware, no problems. ten minutes north and south. 295 to 495. speeds still into the 60s there, too. now we'll end in new jersey. the 42 freeway at deptford and 41. northbound traffic there headed toward philly, no problem

in this in this that in. so. no you can know for instance u.s. government you know the stations well when you get up in the billions the us as we know is going to work i don't know how but there's all of a spain and all over the world of no i think it's curious how do. you say rio you know both teams. and. so that's in the. a.t.l. not because. it's now is that we also need it because we have so many links and we know about that. from the economy but also from the point of view of this floor of nonsense these in there you know look when. you've got this of course in india you don't get me. so it's got you're going to do it we will see what certainly had does happen for the moment daniel daniel gets on there madrid thanks so much for your time sir. twenty seventeen is approaching her or is ending and we'll be looking back at some of the largest stories through the eyes of five families caught up in them in the first episode we talk to a family of refugees who are waiting to reunite with their relatives in germany laurence li reports from northern g

in vietnam in 1967. were there anti-war movements in north vietnam or in south vietnam as well? >> there were. there were anti-war movements in south vietnam for sure. i'll speak to north vietnam. it's not quite accurate to call them anti-war movements. there were different options that some segments of the population in the north particularly within the party wanted to pursue. in terms of reunionfy occasion. they never wanted to go to war. there was a sizeable faction mainly party officials who wanted to unify the country through political means and they believed that waging war in the south, going to war in the south, supporting the southern insurgency would be a quagmire that would drain resources from building the north. they were on the losing side. in 1967 this all came to aforewhen they were arrested like a few waves of arrest that began in july of 1967 all the way tieing to the strategy liberation. that was one element. another element was side lining hochiman and to quiet this dissent. people ca

he was brought up in his meeting with the king of jordan and it was brought up in a in a stability and peace conference here in rome. he kept it very much on the agenda but for reasons did not push that particular part of the the what's happened in the christmas message all right peter many thanks indeed for the shop there live from some peter's square in rome. the un refugee agency says the world is now with the sing the highest level of displacement of people ever recorded more than sixty five million people have been forced to leave their homes almost a third of them are refugees there are also ten million stateless people who've been denied a nationality and access to basic rights such as education health care employment and freedom of movement the u.n.h.c.r. estimates that twenty people are forcibly displaced every minute as a result of conflict or persecution libya has been a major transit point for refugees trying to get to europe hundreds of died trying to cross the mediterranean al-jazeera as mahmoud ottawa had reports from tripoli. libya as the biggest road for migrants and r

the 2008 campaign, in the debate in cleveland. yes, it was that presidential candidate that proposed to withdraw from nafta within six the mexicans and canadians didn't agree to comprehensively renegotiate the treaty. i think many thought it was empty rhetoric, and in fact it was, although to his credit, president obama in office sought to make some improvements to nafta in the course of the transpacific partnership agreement. but still, it underlines the fact that the political expedience of attacking free trade agreements predates the trump administration by a long time. interesting to study the politics of trade. pew does an enormous amount of pulling on these issues, and they found some fairly interesting results last year. of selfhat 67% identified democratic voters believe that free trade agreements make america stronger. interestingly, 36% of republican voters endorse free trade agreements as making the united states stronger. the politics are confounding article ofse it's an faith that free trade agreements will not pass t

in the us. hello they're all storm ana is battering europe at the moment you can see a distinctive color on the satellite picture as that storm gradually edges its way eastwards and it was a round hour we saw some of the strongest of the winds over one hundred sixty kilometers per hour and that system is thundering its way across europe at the moment the winds all weakening now fortunately but it's still giving some very heavy rain and a lot of heavy snow there as we head through tuesday and that loops back across the alps where again we're expecting some heavy snow the worst of the snow is likely to be on the southern part of the outs and further north where the winds have heated up here looks like it's actually going to be fairly mild and we're having a problem with flooding as we're seeing the some of the snow already on the ground for that system and sweeps its way down into the southeast as we head through the day on wednesday and behind it it's cold again so a top temperature of vienna jus

saying that these these changes in in their language. seems the ultimate rationale to be trying to or a certain types of people off the map sort of like the thought police and so there will be definitely a alas backed by by groups that certainly want to see retained retain made of certain policies by the previous administrations not only the obama administration but also the george bush administration even though they were had a different view about abortion john let's leave it that tom thank you. government forces in southern yemen have regained control of the town after a three year battle with hooty fighters military sources told al jazeera the yemeni army finally managed to drive the rebels from. the towns in an important oil and gas producing region and province it is one of the last he strongholds in the south of yemen two mass graves have been found in northern iraq near mosul they contain the remains of iran one thousand members of the minority killed by eisel after they invaded the area in two thousand and fourteen most of them

dispatched to vietnam in '67, fighting in '68. we met a couple times and it was reunion prompted by the book. stanley parker, when somebody would happen to him in vietnam, he would use a c ration box and scribble notes and mail it home. he wondered, this he knew was a story he might have to figure out some day and, when i met him he had had biography and some autobiography and monographs and letters. he had all of his letters. they're actually, some are in the book. this was very rich material. >> he sent those home to whom? to -- >> well, to his parents and to one of his girlfriends. >> was he sort of writing for himself or for history as much as to them? >> he was just writing what happened. >> yeah. >> hey, we're going to win this thing. >> right. >> and then, you know, two months later, you can not believe how bad it is here. so. >> set the stage for tet that is what the set up, the action of the book is. what was going on in vietnam in and out of that recon platoon? >> so the reconnaissance platoon, all of us in this room, we

in yemen. i recommend them to you. google my name. they're the only ones out there who answered the control group question. the fast food jihadi issue, i just want to say i don't want to underplay because it's rapid -- i don't think that's true. the earlier panel talked about the importance of social media and the internet and how the role that it is playing in radicalization i think is important as not the only explanation for the quick increase in radicalization but it's a huge part of it. the example i use when i talk about this is my daughter who has a facetime relationship with people and she will play games with people on facetime for two hours. and it's a very real relationship. she views them as somebody who's in her life just like somebody who has a physical relationship in her life. as individuals develop relationships through social media online, we don't see it as much because it's not face to face and it's hard to intervene. but this is a real relationship that helps radicalize peo

three degrees in belfast. a scattering of showers in wales.een. temperatures, four degrees in plymouth. a cold and fairly breezy day wherever you are. wednesday night, staying cold. temperatures widely dipping below freezing. again, that will lead to some icy stretches. still one or two showers in northern fringes particularly. temperatures close to freezing, perhaps below in some spots. thursday, this bump in the isobars, the ridge of high pressure, promising a decent day for many. yes, a cold and frosty start. but we will see some good spells of sunshine. still some wintry showers in the north. then a change to the south—west. clouding over, with outbreaks of rain temporarily. snow on the leading edge, especially on the high ground. cold at this stage, six degrees at best. during friday these outbreaks of rain will slide northwards. a breezy day. notice, down towards the south—west. temperatures just beginning to climb. 10 degrees in plymouth. taking that that trend with us as we go to the weekend. temperatures climbing into double digits in

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mass in. the. people to die in the. declaration on the six of the seven by the jerusalem will be recognized by the west was the guy who may say. he was among the protesters here for three fridays it was the guns who were subpoenaed always one of the friends in the movement surrounds gaza to demonstrate that trying to pounce palestinian flags. and upright justice each friday have been met with some gunfire. back by the israelis. the stuff in the jerusalem deserve sekret fires from our people and we confirm that it's our eternal capital and that neither travelling or anyone else can change that our people will continue fighting for our rights until we stablish our independent state of palestine with jerusalem as the capital of photos and they are some of. it's normal for the political factions and the wings to sponsor the funerals of the people that are being killed in the protests this one sponsored by the armed wing of. the no opportunities lost to make a political statement and a show of strength. the ministry about sa

your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart.ow, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need. president trump is now in his moral lago home in florida after a short but important trip to mississippi. mr. trump was in jackson earlier in the day making a speech during the opening of the mississippi civil rights museum. phil keating explains, the presidents presence at the event was not without controversy. >> reporter: president trump is in the middle of a busy weekend much of the time not even being spent at his winter white house on palm beach. air force one is back at the west palm beach international airport and the president is back at morrow lago having arrived from mississippi. greeting had the jackson mississippi airport, governor phil bryant who invited trump for the ceremony. also there senator roger wicker and child severs. civil rights activists and brother of the man who died at the hands during a struggle. the president took an abbreviated tour of the bra

down through tropical africa to the south is in some big shells recently in cross in the tao i don't seem to be that many around come the weekend there's a good deal of cloud but the concentration of sherry rain at the moment is further says he's back in zimbabwe through malawi sudden tanzania back through some beer as well. the with sponsored by cattle race. we're living through a technological revolution but all the machines taking a piece of machinery goes wrong is the arch of litigation. oxford university professor of machine learning steven roberts talks to all of this time. hello again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of our top stories this hour the united nations has unanimously backs new sanctions on north korea which banned nearly ninety percent of petrol exports to pyongyang. regime is already under u.s. u.n. and ease sanctions after conducting several nuclear and missile tests this year. allison in present backward abbas says leaders to play a bigger role in peace efforts following the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital meanwhile two more pa

his policies, not in his actions — but in his policies.solutely. you have not seen trump unchained, and that is trade war. trump unchained is even more a change of social policy in the united states. he has made huge changes in the judiciary which hardly any of us talk about but hundreds and hundreds ofjudges coming in who represent a very, very different point of view to the one that has prevailed in the last decade or so. i think that because he may see the next election as a kind of deadline, he may see that these 10, 11 months are super important for — in terms of making things happen that he wants to happen. you say we have not seen him unchained. that is a striking phase. is he going to be? he has been surrounded by people, he has been hemmed in by the people around him. not — not — i think we put too much credence into his tweets, too much weight into his tweets. you have to look at what he has actually done, and it has not been very much. one reason is because he is really blockaded by a kind of establishment, but i'm not sure that

is god because you can take shining in korea in building full glory. shift your attention to the disaster stricken regions of pakistan building upon traditional techniques and people with the knowledge needed to sustain their society. to take the traditional feel of this time to see a. zero . and welcome to the al-jazeera news hour live from my headquarters in doha with me and of the problem coming up in the next sixty minutes the number of dead rises in the philippines after a tropical storm causes flooding and mudslides on the southern island of mindanao. palestinians stand their ground with more demonstrations against almost trance recognition of jerusalem as the israeli capital. delays for refugees waiting to join their relatives in germany and the first of a special series one of the biggest stories of the spear through the eyes of one family plus. the latest banish abkhazian influences the cuban company that's taking the cancellation of its u.s. tools at its stride. at least two hundred people are feared dead in the southern philippines following

paul in a party support for this imus attracted a crowd easily in the thousands in southern gaza the huge poster of jerusalem is the backdrop speaker after speaker condemned the u.s. decision to recognize the city is israel's capital amasses leader suggested the dog trial was no less politically isolated given the international condemnation of the move over. the american and israeli position is weakened on the international level and for the first time in the history of the conflict the whole world is on one side with trump and netanyahu on the other side alone this is more evidence of the weakness of their position. amass also made sure the crowd remembered it had opposed the oslo accords and as the movement of closer to a political agreement with fatah the distinction is important locally with possible new elections on the horizon and the crowed the insisted the rally sent an important message you didn't get it i came here today to renew my support for hamas and to show support for jerusalem the city donald trump recognized as the capital of israel drusilla ms ows i know how to man

he was born in ireland but did seventeen found himself in the middle of a political revolution in egypt i went onstage and i spoke about democracy in a cell if you packets loaded with the sixty people we have put a hundred and twenty people after four years imprisoned in cairo ebrahim holloa talks to al-jazeera at this time. that you know one of president has been killed there i gather you have an ally that. will probably find him hard.

process in their state must be scrupulously neutral, both in reality and in perception in their administration of electoral activities and i'm moving to amend that to say will. so instead of work to, they will ensure. >> i second the amendment. >> yes. >> any discussion? seeing no discussion, we'll move to a vote. . l those in favor unanimously, the amendment is adopted. >> madam chair. another amendment. . ge four, line 35 want to add to the end of that paragraph that any -- page four -- yeah. number 10. pages four, line 35. so we're just adding to the end of the paragraph. any person who violates this important commitment to impartiality could be subject to loss of delegate status or any other privilege they may hold at the d.n.c. so we're adding at the end of the entire paragraph, so that everybody in the audience can -- >> i second the amendment. >> seeing no discussion, we'll move to a vote. all those in favor. unanimous. >> it's adopted. >> any additional amendments? great. ok. we're going to be putting up the recommendations starting on page our. ok. so i'm going to read this, the first

while in scotland, celtic beat all in front of them.heirs, as they went on a 69—match unbeaten run. a new record for the scottish champions, and a huge one smashed over in paris. psg signing the brazilian superstar neymar from barcelona for an eye—watering £200 million. some investment there, and one by the fa in england's future. a year when england's youth teams dominated major tournaments the u19s won the euros. while the u17s and u20s won the world cup. world champions in football, and world champions in boxing. nine british men hold that honour, but only one man made 2017 his own. april 29th, and the home of football became the home of anthonyjoshua. wembley stadium transformed for one of the biggest nights in british boxing history. throughout my boxing career, when i turned professional, i thought of wladimir klitschko would potentially be retired by the time i become a champion. klitschko is very respectful, and i took inspiration from klitschko, when i was looking up to him before i competed with him. 0n how to conduct myself o

lemon come but the in us a look at the mood in. new albany and we'll get the second i'll let you but they did not assume a c.s.e. it had the. analysable michelle cottle give him an island learn self. with a muslim. americans say the world must and i hope. if that this time some yemenis were thinking of trying to unite the two halves of yemen the british government didn't appear to take it seriously as colonizers of the south they refer to the north simply as the yemen it's been suggested that the majority of people in aden might rather join up with the yemen now there's a new regime rather than with the federation i really don't think there's any large section of opinion in aden that wants to join the yemen there it raises sort of. popular cry for it that when they see what's going on in the yemen at the moment and they see. villages coming back across the border been mutilated by egyptian moms when they see soldiers. desert seeing from the republican forces over the border i think a lot of them having second thoughts the british r

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the in march. and i'm here to famous with the supporters tiger woods i hope saying he's come back tournaments suffer a big blow as he shoots a seventy five at the hero world challenge that in more later in the program. we begin with a developing news story out of yemen where who three rebel side. they have fired a cruise missile towards abu dhabi the group's television service says they were targeting a nuclear power plant although so far provided no evidence to back up the claim there's been no response from morality authorities as talk now to how kamal must marry the political analyst and editor in chief of the amman post he joins us now by phone from sun our good to have you with us first of all how credibly are these claims to have five particular cruise missile being treated. over all these has the capability to launch a long distance attack but how accurate this is a question. not always have their missiles. accurate but we saw that last month capital was attacked the airport. it's possible b

policy that places individuals in cuba, private individuals in cuba in a favored position in comparison to the military and the castro government. and i believe that that law will surely, slowly but surely pay dividends as it becomes abundantly clear to the small independent private sector in cuba that the reason why they aren't growing and the reason why they aren't attracting more customers has nothing to do with u.s. policy. it is because their own government does not want to allow them to be able to grow their businesses. and the cuban government feels threatened by private business. that's why, number one, because they're communists. and, number two, because they don't want people in cuba to be able to support themselves. they want people dependent upon them. that's how they control politically. we'll see what decision the cuban government makes in the months and years to come. here's what's abundantly clear, there are people and americans who under our law can travel to cuba, can spend money in cuba, and they'll have to stay in an air bnb, or private home or if the cuban governmen

yet in a conflict the u.n. has described as ethnic cleansing according to their report most of the deaths were caused by gunshot wounds other victims were burned alive inside houses or were beaten to death mohammed june imports doctors without borders estimate that nine thousand roll hinges died in the month that followed the start of the military crackdown in me and more which began in late august most of the rohinton who died were killed violently. the estimate contrasts sharply with me in mars government total it said four hundred refugees were killed that month. doctors without borders says their estimate is conservative and the actual total is likely to be far higher we have published the most conservative fake arish we had. and if you look at the surf a.v. did the interview with more than twelve thousand people which were randomly sampled from a fallacious of six hundred thousand we have heard stories of complete families which were killed so we believe that yes this number is what the belief is the lower

not only in the state, but in the country.l currently serves as a prosecute nerve bergin county. >> new jersey, new year, new numbers for you, because you are getting new area code. 640, get used to it, you will be dialing it a lot to get some of your friends and family, it will be an overlay, so they will put it in a area. so keep your own number you already have, but running out of numbers so needed to crow ate this new one. 609 almost maxed out. new area code will be used in the area between say trenton all the way down through cape may. >> customers this region will have to get used to using the full dialing number, including the area code. even if they're in the 609 area code. >> so, in a lot of places, alread start today do. that will so just sign of the times. new jersey officials say this will all start january 20th. >> talking about this cold weather we've got a code blue for your pet, as well, certainly don't want a pup-sickle. >> no. >> fur isn't enough in these temps. >> a whole lot more on your weather, but first

in 2018.hey don't usually do that, first time in 25 years. they're not doing it to make a point. they're doing that because they think they're going to win some of those seats, because they think the win winds right now a blowing so hard in the democratic party's direction. then this morning, as the country was still absorbing the news that the number of republicans in the u.s. senate is going to go down to 51, because a democrat is being added to the rolls from alabama. what?! as people were reading three-inch headlines to that effect over their breakfast cereal all over the country today, republicans got something else to worry about that is specific to the u.s. senate. what senator al franken announced that he would resign six days ago, we knew then that democratic governor mark dayton in minnesota because of the chance to choose al franken's replacement in the senate. and there were considerable worries that mark dayton's plan, his priority was to pick somebody for the franken seat who wou

this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:00 in washington on, 6:00 in london in 2 a.m. in hong kong.li. welcome to bloomberg markets, balance of power. here are the top stories we're watching at this hour. the next big hurdle for republicans could come from within its own party. there are major differences between house and senate republican members who can play a role in the legislative agenda for an year. former democratic senator kent conrad joins us. and the tough stance on the regime has unintended consequences. one of the centerpieces for the trump campaign is still just a .rototype

in 1528, vaa rez landed in the tampa bay area. he was looking to gather the riches that the natives, the spaniards had found in what they called the new world. that they were hoping for gold, we might think, or other valuables. that they could take back to europe. it happened in latin america. the aztec empire. they thought north america should have those resources as well. by the time you got to tallahassee, he thought better of the expedition. he thought he missed the simply ship and they decided theb at that point to build some crude ships like rafts and try to find their way back to new spain. which is present day mexico. that was really the first europeans that were well documented in the area. the next person to try it was her nan doe desoto. it's really from that expedition that we know more about the appalachain. and the appalachain began to approach the spanish and an interest in christianity. they asked for some priests to be sent. this is the early part of the 17th century and eventually, priests do come to minister to

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close to that in tahoe. 61 in fresno. 70s in southern california.ice the lack of precip on any of the state areas. we will be partly cloudy with temperatures, again, toorrow more sunshine. look at the afternoon high. >>> did you feel it? a 3.9 magnitude quake hit just after 10:30 last night. earlier in the night a 3.1 quake struck near morgan hill. no injuries or damage have been reported. >>> an alcohol company can provide a ride hope to someone who has been drinking at an event but that will change come january 1st. >>> the movement began in the south bay with evan lowe. he believes the new rule will help prevent drunk driving. here is katie marzullo. >> reporter: state assemblyman evan low saw something he didn't like. >> during this time it became apparent to myself that these companies were not able to provide free or discounted rides to individuals getting home safely. >> reporter: he's talking about companies that make alcohol. but starting january 1st alcohol manufacturers can partner with a ride share or cab company ahead of an event like t

the best documentary category in the oscars in february before opening here in april.n and in cinema. 2017 was a year in which the boundaries between big and small screen is became increasingly blurred. indeed, in their end of year round—up at the cinema magazine sight and sound named the tv series twin peaks: the return as the second best film of the year. meanwhile, netflix and amazon, found their logos being booed at the cannes film festival after french cinemas complained that films intended for the home viewing market should not be allowed to compete in a film festival unless they have a proper theatrical release. it's a fair point but who, other than netflix, would have allowed the korean director bong joon—ho to make a movie as wonderfully weird as the creature feature ija, which competed for the palm d'or? of course, the really big controversy for which 2017 will be remembered are the stories of sexual abuse and harassment which multiplied in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal. as the silence surrounding harassment within the industry was finally broken,

but it smith is in gaza have a faucet in all. but we begin with honda abdel-hamid who's live for us in ramallah in the occupied west bank this is a decision that has incensed honest opinions in a ready we've seen violent scenes on the streets of ramallah today in the occupied territories as well tell us about what happened today and the atmosphere in the occupied territories after this controversial decision by the u.s. . certainly there's a very gloomy atmosphere ever since that announcement was made when you speak to people that they tell you that the words that come up anger frustration disappointment and also a sense of betrayal people tell you that for the last twenty years. all these negotiations have basically gone to waste and it's now time for the palestinians to find some new avenues to achieve their goal and a national aspiration now you can feel that anger especially among the youth across the occupied west bank they were quite intense confrontations between the use and the israeli army actually this really military h

in turkey in lebanon on in jordan egypt and a couple of other countries are in an incredibly vulnerable situation the majority of them want to go home but the conditions are not right for them to go at the moment until there is really sustained peace in syria those refugee it won't be safe for those refugees to go home and just vitally i know that it's a separate agency and row over the palestinians in terms of news and your. get this news out of what you experience on the ground. thousands of refugees hundreds of thousands of refugees ironic that when we heard about atrocity the murder of a british diplomat in beirut we didn't hear that there refugee camps in beirut say no i mean it's been going on for years and years can do in a country just tell you look at this going to go on forever that's right i mean the palestinian refugee situation has being as you said ongoing for decades and decades now under our mandate we have something like twenty two and a half million refugees. but there are also five million refugees approximately a palestinian so damn who's to say that the situation is

in this area.according to one unicef report some two hundred thousand children are abducted in west africa every year. many become slaves illegal slave markets are held in the northern regions of ivory coast farmers can shop in the new workers. so you can go to a market and you can buy children and you can also go to even go to a plantation where where where where i did i actually did go to cocoa plantations and asking pretending that i want to buy children from my own cocoa plantation and he told me well yes just tell me what do you need and i will get some children from a book enough fassero. and i was hacking ok how much does it cost me and he told me two hundred and thirty euros and that was big without backing so you can get a children very easy two hundred and thirty euros and then you will have a child who can work for free in your cocoa fields in west africa. and we crave chocolate every german eats an average of eleven kilos of a day here. most of the cocoa beans come from west africa main

was sentenced to death in the censure for in danger in national security accusations he denies egypt also imprisoned al jazeera mohammed fahmy and peter greste on charges of spreading false news in a case that was widely condemned by international media outlets and politicians alike they were freed after being held in prison for over a year and while it's unclear what will happen to mahmoud hussein the demands for his release will continue until he's free in al-jazeera doa i mean while harsh restrictions in a rest in myanmar have made it incredibly difficult to cover human rights abuses going on in rakhine state and military crackdown in rakhine state has forced hundreds of thousands of running and muslims to flee to bangladesh and many of them have been killed and manned mars government has just brought she when special rapper tour for human lives young lady from entering we spoke to her earlier about it take a listen. there's a lot of big words that have been. in my to there's that sense of a lot of kind of strong very strong condemnation but it doesn't seem like the military gover

down in cape may 38, 33 degrees in dover. now factor in the winds and wind chill and it feels like 28 in the city. teens in the poconos. sixteen. feeling like 28 in dover. currently wind chill number in beach haven in at 32. satellite six with action radar showing we have got mostly cloudy sky across the region. we are tracking lake effect snow down wind of the lake, and eventually a weak upper level low will ride on through , as we go throughout the rest of tonight and there could be light precipitation, well north of philadelphia up in the mountains and poconos. for the rest of tonight, lots of cloud will be around 7:00 p.m. that temperature at 36. chilly tonight at 8:00 p.m. underneath mostly cloudy skies at 35. staying in the lower 30's at nine, 10 and 11:00 tonight. looking at weather headlines and what we can expect in the short term a few flurries are likely in the poconos. temperatures tonight dropping below 32 degrees. any melting we had during the day-to-day will likely re freeze, overnight tonight, and watching out

in the mid 30s. today we will have temperatures reaching into the low 60s in san jose, very nice. we will talk about the rest of the year coming up in just a few minutes. mike starts out with a check on walnut creek. >> that's quite a forecast all the way to the end of the year. looking over here, a smooth drive right now, i will talk about the peninsula in just a second, but i want to shout out a small fire reported in walnut creek south 680 right at the transition with 24, the walnut creek interchange, it's on the roadway, in a grow point, sounds like someone tossed a piece of pa paper out and that caught fire. we'll track that. we are also tracking the live look at palo alto where chp and the ambulance and the fire crew all cleared over the last few minutes. it took just about 20 minutes from start to finish. these flares, the last of it north 101 at university all clear once again. back to you. >>> 5:00 right now and happening today the man accused of plotting a christmas day terror attack at san

in europe we have games in england on the ftse 100 in france and germany. in asia stocks mixed as well. gains in shanghai and hong kong. tragedy in washington state. at least three people are dead after an amtrak train derailed. >> guys, what happened? >> were coming around the corner and we went on the ground. >> okay, is everybody okay? >> instills a great night out. we've got cars everywhere and down onto the highway. trade to the national transportation safety board said they were going 80 miles per hour and a 30-mile per hour zone at the time of the crash. we bring you the latest on the investigation coming out. gaining ground, the devastating wildfires now 50% and trained. more on the heroic effort ahead. one small step for three men will head to the final frontier is new crew members arrive at the international space station. president trump making his debut at disney's revamped version now includes our current commander-in-chief. kind of looks like him. all she wants for christmas is a hip record. the holiday classic finally tops the top 10. i love

these default defeat in the system in sixteen games. when will you have these of these thugs and is it possible to think that you are. indeed at the race. is it possible. in the late game unless they came from behind win three to newcastle earlier bernie maintained their impressive run with a one no one of its had none what for them harry kane school two more goals as tottenham beat stock five one now peru's counts in an all time record goalscorer is set to a pale against a dumping ban which would say missing next year's world cup palekar eric tested positive for cocaine but his legal same claim it was the consequence of him drinking coke at st to get over an illness the former bond munich player has been handed a one year ban and that would rule amounts of perris first wealth cup apparent since nine hundred eighty eight. everybody was very confident about the ruling favoring guerrero in all of the sudden he has a one year suspension so that's where there's some inconsistency there is specially because it wasn't consumption of actual co

the in the short run we. saw and the who pushed out how these government in january two thousand and fifteen and set up their own administration prompting the saudi led campaign against them since then the country has been split between the who the rebels in the north ministration in the south and forces loyal to solid inviting began among the former allies it's part fears of a new front in the war a war which has already killed nearly ten thousand people pushed yemen to the brink of mass starvation and triggered what the united nations has called the world's worst humanitarian crisis and there have been multiple investigations about the atrocities being committed in all parties. whether it's the whole thing whether it's the saudi led coalition and you know the u.k. and the u.s. are largely complicit in this war as well through the billions and billions of dollars worth of arms sales to to the saudis. as yemen's president so they ruled for more than three decades until he was forced to resign during the arab

san mateo bridge, it is still in the green in both directions. 101 checking in problem-free. >>> lookshe roads, huh? everyone starting to take the holiday travel season off. here's a live look right now over san francisco and the skyline. it looks very festive this morning. we have christmas lights out and lit up over the embarcadero. you can see the bay bridge lights up there as well but you can't see the temperatures. it's cold all around the bay. we have a freeze warning in effect for much of it especially areas away from the water until about 7:00. so concord right now 34 degrees. but the coolest spots inland valleys, livermore, santa rosa, san francisco on the relative mild side at 43. here's a look at your weather picture around the bay. high pressure bringing us high, dry skies really over the next several days. we don't have any major rain event in our immediate forecast. that area of low pressure you see, that is farther east and it is bringing a storm system to parts of the south especially if you are traveling over texas. but three things to remember closer to home. it's a s

a bus crash in rajasthan in india.river lost control of the vehicle, which broke through a guard rail and fell thirty metres from a bridge. venezuela has expelled the brazilian ambassador to caracas — and a canadian diplomat — accusing them of interfering in internal matters and violating the rule of law. last week, brazil issued a statement accusing president nicolas maduro of harassing the opposition. and earlier this year canada imposed sanctions on a number of venezuelan officials. the conductor charles dutoit has denied accusations of sexual assault made against him, calling the allegations shocking, with no basis in truth. four women — three of them opera singers and one a classical musician — have accused him of sexual assault. the united nations has — for the first time — begun flying vulnerable african refugees being held in libya into europe. more direct flights to italy are planned for the new year — for those deemed to be extremely vulnerable — including single mothers, unaccompanied children and people wit

it's 50 in philadelphia after a high today of 54. 47 in reading. 46 in lancaster down in dover we'rein in the upper 40's as well. fast forward into the day tomorrow. 8 o'clock in the morning we've got a temperature of 53. that's already above our daytime high for this time of year but lots of clouds moving on in. it will be a mild day as a frontal boundary works its way eastward. we're also tracking some showers so it will be turning wet as the day wears on. looking at satellite6 along with action radar you can see it's dry and quiet right now but the clouds are starting to build across the region. they will continue to thicken as we go throughout the nighttime hours and here is why. we'll widen out the picture here. we're tracking this area of low pressure out across minnesota with the trailing cold front right now. on the backside of this storm we've got blizzard warnings, winter storm warnings and to the east of that severe weather is popping out a little farther to the south. so, this storm system will quickly race eastward as we get into tuesday and then we're tracking the chang