keith morrison: yes. keith morrison (voiceover): he took her to a fancy place for dinner and all courtly manners, paid the not inconsiderable bill. on their second date, he arrived in medical scrubs. he'd come straight from an operation. and he was handsome and tall and very fit and very into her. he swept me off my feet, said everything right, took me everywhere that i wanted to go. did you have that walking on air feeling that you get when you fall in love? a little bit. i fell in love. terra newell: she had called me one day and told me that she met someone amazing, and that she really liked this guy. she wanted me to meet him. keith morrison (voiceover): but true to form, perhaps, debra's daughters reacted just as they often did to a new man in her life, especially terra's sister. debra newell: she didn't like him immediately. and i thought, oh, she'll eventually like him. he's a lot of fun. he'll win her over. keith morrison (voiceover): debra rented a house, part of her new start, in a picturesque p

keith matz: i love you.wants to do with her. keith morrison: kind of pornographic. keith matz: pornographic even to the point that we're sending pornographic photos with each other from the church. keith morrison: some things are hard to unsee. we'll spare you. oh, and most important, everything stopped the day she disappeared. angela mason: no credit cards, no phones. i thought that was strong evidence that she was, in fact, dead and not, in fact, missing. keith morrison: and her last conversation with a family member was-- nesli suhi-moore: she wanted out of the circumstances she was in, but she wasn't going to leave her baby behind. keith morrison: and then there was this, one of those sermons posted on youtube just a month before marie vanished and now in the evidence file. now whenever someone is backstabbing me, lying about me, gossiping about me, trying to tear me down, or whatever, you know what i want to do? my feelings say choke the life out of them. [chuckling] keith morrison: is that what the pas

keith morrison: why?they would expose themselves to this sort of a thing somehow. keith morrison (voiceover): eduardo's grown children from his earlier marriage did everything they could to help, but they didn't have that kind of money. so they all felt very alone as they tried to keep hope going at the ranch. jayne rager valseca (on recording): i want you to look at the camera and give a message to your daddy because he's going to see this when he gets back. that i love him so much, and he's the best dad in the whole wide world, and i know he's coming back soon. keith morrison (voiceover): then, quite literally, in the depths of their despair, something completely unexpected. one person whom jayne had not approached for loans wrote a big check, demanded no repayment or collateral. there was one single condition, the benefactor's identity be kept secret. and jayne finally received the email she'd worked so hard to get. we have a deal, it read. be ready to deliver the money. the final amount of the request

here's keith morrison.computer whirring up] [typing] keith morrison: what was she thinking when she went to the computer, when she typed in those five little words? did she not understand where those little words might lead? michelle theer (on phone): i need an ambulance! dispatcher (on phone): where are you at? michelle theer (on phone): i don't know! dispatcher (on phone): ok, what's your name? michelle theer (on phone): i'm michelle. keith morrison: michelle theer was, no doubt about it, dissatisfied. here she was-- young, successful, attractive, and yet. it wasn't exactly boredom that was eating at michelle. after all, she was just starting a new career as a psychologist, often counseling troubled couples. melissa stoddard diaz: she was relatively new with her license. i think that was her first real job. keith morrison: of course, michelle would have laughed at the idea that pretty soon now, events would propel her to such notoriety, that newspaper reporters like melissa stoddard diaz would be poking a

keith morrison: oh, wait a minute. at that point, now, you've got no employee, you've got no husband, you've got no money. but that wasn't enough for them. these people not only wantseg that you can get a loan for, everything that you can borrow. they want to take-- they want to wipe you out. keith morrison (voiceover): no one, not even the seasoned federal afi agent, predicted the kidnappers would take the money and the man who delivered it. that agent was by now practically a member of the family. he'd befriended the employees chosen to go to mexico city with the money. he'd been the cool one who kept jayne going through her months of crisis, but now, he left the room stunned. my stepson came into the house shortly after. he found our afi agent crying in the back alley. he had always been very professional, very detached from emotion. he obviously didn't see it coming, and i don't think that he would have intentionally ever sent them into harm's way. so it was very, very hard. keith morrison (voiceover): they had fai

keith morrison (voiceover): ashley said she didn't exactly see taylor get into the uber, but-- keithnd to ashley, that slim thread that taylor was alive was not slim at all. the taylor she knew, she could handle herself just fine. keith morrison (voiceover): why would she be a target? well, ashley said she didn't know what was in that bag taylor picked up-- money, gun, drugs? maybe. ashley said she knew taylor had been using, and she was concerned about the dangers that might pose. keith morrison (voiceover): and one more thing, ashley said it was a little strange. that last day, she noticed taylor had two cell phones. she didn't know why or what that second number was. keith morrison (voiceover): no problem, said ashley. she turned it over. and detectives moved on to more sensitive questions. keith morrison (voiceover): not quite sure, said ashley, because she seemed to be interested in other women. in fact-- keith morrison (voiceover): so this question-- keith morrison (voiceover): taylor's ex-husband. detectives already knew a little about that battle. time for a deeper look into

-- keith self-— keith self. i think that they made their _ keith self.nts. - keith self. | think that they | made their comments. that keith self. i think that they - made their comments. that they are frustrated and worried about the debt and worried about the debt and worried about the debt and worried about the spending and maybe they asked for a committee, who knows. i know how this political thing works. i was in it for a long time and we know who norman is and we know who seh who norman is and we know who self is, they voted against mike johnson self is, they voted against mikejohnson so now they maybe have an opportunity to talk with the speaker and obviously to the president, i am not sure, but obviously and they were happy enough to change their votes immediately and i'm glad this only lasted two hours because the american people voted for change, they gave them the house, the republican party, and the senate, the republican party and the white house it's time to govern. it is time to do what you said you're going to do and i am glad it only las

keith self voted for byron donalds. we saw mike johnson and ralph norman and keith self walk off the floor of the house a few minutes ago. we have been playing with the math here. what is the latest in area you came up with? guest: to be speaker, you need more votes than anyone else, which is what johnson has. johnson needs an absolute majority of votes cast for a named visual. -- individual. because everyone has voted for a named individual, johnson needs 218 votes. if those three republicans, one of them decides i will vote for johnson but the other two cannot bring themselves to do it, but one of the two does not vote, votes present, the denominator changes and johnson needs 217, not 218. host: if one votes for johnson, one votes present. guest: one votes present and the other, probably tom massey votes for a third candidate. because that third person voted present, johnson needs 217 and he would be elected speaker. host: the camera has been following ralph norman, republican of south carolina. the gentleman bent ove

and keith self voted for byron donalds. and keith self, who is about to start, i think his sophomore term. and norman have now officially changed their votes after this, after some negotiation, presumably. so i stand corrected. you were correct. speaker johnson did win on the first ballot. barely, barely, barely. >> but it barely matter. a win's a win. a w is a w, and this was this is tough. and what we saw is the last vote was was voiced around 1:40 p.m. here we are 50 minutes later with a lot of back back room negotiating to get the final deal done. >> yes. no. i mean, compared to what we saw with speaker mccarthy, this is a this is a landslide victory. 218 to 215 what's done is done. and speaker johnson is there, although i have to say and i'm sure he's he's rejoicing. this was a muscle flexing of a minority of the party of the republican party. nine members demonstrating to speaker johnson, we can take you down if we want to. according to the new house rules, and we can make your life very difficult. please pay attentio

what will it take to convince people like norman and keith self. massie is a hard no no matter what. they're not going to bother trying to flip his vote. >> what was behind chip roy's wait? he made everybody wait. he didn't go through it on the first time, silent, second time when they called his name, he said it. what's the point of that, to make a point? >> they wanted to put johnsonnon notice. if you look at the members, three members that voted for someone other than johnson, and six members who initially withheld their vote. they ended up all voting for johnson, six, six plus three is nine, which happens to be the number that it will require to trigger a motion to vacate down the line. perhaps they were putting johnson on notice, we might be willing to give you a few rounds, we have the numbers to take you down at any point, just like we did with kevin mccarthy. >> i want to try to figure out what's going on right now, as we look at these mostly empty seats right now. what is happening to try to convince norman and self to come over to johnson

keith, what are you watching? >>s. it's going to be anybody that's involved in the property casualty business because situations like in this are going to the roil cash flows, roil revenues. many of these companies are going to try to avoid or skirt the obvious but i think there's going to be federal backlash, i think there's going to be state backlash. if i could short the whole lot of them, i would. cheryl: yeah. well, again, state-regulated companies -- we're going to get into this story, of course, later on in the show. erin, i was just talking about those yields. your focus is on the u.s. dollar compounded by these higher yields. what do you make of the 10-year pushing that 5% mark? many is have said that is a big red flag for them, and that could be the true markings of a correction. >> absolutely. i think looking at this coupling of both the selloff in equities as well as treasuries is important. obviously, it's all about what the yields are going to do. i think we are, as the year moves on, we'll see more of a

general keith kelly is old. is the cold war by the way. so he's got a lot of experience or he's antiquated, we will find out as we move forward here. he says that trump does not want a settlement to collapse like the 2014 minutes agreements. when i read that i was kind of like, well we so you know, is what the minister agreements are. that's a good starting point for this here because most people talk to you about this complex. i have no idea what i meant. what are you talking about? at least he's aware of it. i'm not sure what he thinks it means. so that's are jumping off point on the trumpet administration, claiming it can in this conflict, which i've been very dubious of ever since the present. the legs claimed he could do that, go ahead. drago as well. i mean, it is it's, it's very, um it's, i think it's a good thing that he knows what dimension agreements are in place. he's not saying it was done. you know, to the, by time for the key regime as was the case with the previous western leaders, particularly the former president of france

and they're not, keith, two the out-front kind of names. you, of course, have been pounding the table on tesla, palantir, costco, many of these other names that are very much, you know, widely held stocks. what are you doing when you look at these rallies that we're seeing at at the moment in different echelons of the market? the vix is falling, there doesn't appear to be any concern even during the speaker vote where it looked like mike johnson wasn't going to built out which he eventually did with a majority 218 votes. some confusion, but the market never wavered. what does that tell you? >> number one, that it's going to be hard to wipe the smile off my face, because that portends a lot of money, a lot of hungry money looking for great company at the right point in time. so, you know, you and i have talked about this, when you're on a winning horse, you don't switch in the middle unless you have a compelling reason to do so. liz: okay. that tells me you're sticking with palantir. but, jon, when you look at valuations -- because i know yo

you know, kellogg, keith kellogg. i think he said his name was kelly, but keith kellogg is general that he's going to send us a representative to rush you about this. you know, he put forward a plan on this and the plan was we're going to intimidate everybody. we're going to go in and tell them printing, they have to have peace, have peace talks or we're going to stop bathing them. i'm going to tell the russians you have to have a ceasefire in line to contact and or with us. but we're going to up, all right, do you print? so i still think i do not believe that donald trump or the people he's, he's, these are pointing is ministration or are any less american exceptional? if they believe they can intimidate people, they believe they can intimidate russia. and this is a meet the, the, the, not the number of the problem. but certainly, even if donald trump himself has, and he does have, he goes back and forth on this. and the last person he talked to, as we're saying, the deep state, the blog, the nato countries, the euro

we saw keith self and ralph norman auto with the speaker not walking up the floor.gressman was right that a conversation went on. what do you think happened behind the scenes? >> i think that they made their comments. they are frustrated, worried about the debt. worried about the spending. maybe they asked for a committee, who knows. you know how this political thing works. i was in it for a long time. we know who norman is, we know who self is. they voted against mike johnson. now they maybe have an opportunity to talk to the speaker and the president. not 100% sure, but they were happy enough to change their vote immediately. i am glad this only lasted two hours because the american people voted for change. they gave the republican party the house, the senate, and the white house. it is time to govern. it is time to do what you said you were going to do it. i'm glad it only lasted two hours and we can move on now on the important issues that we have as americans. christian: annika, as congressman berdych suggested, donald trump did weigh in, he did make a phone ca

really, the uncertainty factor -- >> keith, keith -- >> yes?o is echoing. so we're going to try to fix that and get back to you, so we can hear you. but clearly, you know, carl and david, the ten year move, it's caught some people by surprise. stocks never quite like it when you see this sharp fast move higher in the ten year and the 30 year move. especially when it raises questions about supply and who is going to be buyers of treasury, and long term deficits and what's going to happen with the new administration. that feels like it's lagging. when you look at technology, which is based on future valuations for profitability, there are questions. carl, you mentioned the halo affect from nvidia at ces, it's coinciding with moving rates. >> bond volatility, highest since november 19th. i would note a couple comments about valuation, this week along from howard marks and governor cook on monday, saying in some areas of the market we might be priced for perfection and vulnerable to a sharp decline. >> yeah, i think that concern certainly gets rais

that is keith buchanan, senior portfolio manager. coming up, tesla disappoints. the carmaker's delivery miss, next. ♪ tim: tesla fourth-quarter sales outcome and disappointing investors, posting an annual vehicle sales dropped for the first time in more than a decade. joining us is the bloomberg detroit bureau chief. 1.7 9 million vehicles sold in 2024. fourth-quarter deliveries, 400 95,570 -- 495,570. >> i think it is greater competition whether it is china or domestic ev players. that is helped by a lot of chinese government subsidies. it is tougher slitting their, and there is more competition in the u.s. we have new vehicles out there from hyundai, kia, general motors. they are all pushing hard. gm has a pretty cheap one with the equinox. and ev sales, generally, still some growth, but slower growth. slower growth and more players fighting for that piece of the pie. but tesla is not immune to that either. tesla has got this lineup of four vehicles that could sell in pretty decent numbers -- a niche cyber truck that has not set the world on fire in terms of gr

forfamilies like daisy and keith's, all they can do is cling on to each other.immer of hope through the lingering smoke. our north america correspondent david willis is in altadena. he gave this update on the fire that is continuing to spread — and what the firefighters make of it. they have been hoping for a break provided by a lull in those very high winds, and that break only really exists until monday night, when they're expected to return with a vengeance. but within the last couple of hours, the pacific palisades fire, the biggest fire that has been raging since earlier this week, took a turn and is now heading, as you mentioned, towards the san fernando valley and the densely populated cities of encino and tarzana, and as well the upscale town of city of brentwood, which is home to, amongst other people, the american vice president, kamala harris. that is a very bad sign if firefighters fail to get it under control. and as i say, there was a lot of hope today that they would be able to do so, that they would be able to make use of this break in the weathe

keith self voted for byron donalds.we saw mike johnson and ralph norman and keith self walk off the floor of the house a few minutes ago. we have been playing with the math here. what is the latest in area you came up with? guest: to be speaker, you need more votes than anyone else, which is what johnson has. johnson needs an absolute majority of votes cast for a named visual. -- individual. because everyone has voted for a named individual, johnson needs 218 votes. if those three republicans, one of them decides i will vote for johnson but the other two cannot bring themselves to do it, but one of the two does not vote, votes present, the denominator changes and johnson needs 217, not 218. host: if one votes for johnson, one votes present. guest: one votes present and the other, probably tom massey votes for a third candidate. because that third person voted present, johnson needs 217 and he would be elected speaker. host: the camera has been following ralph norman, republican of south carolina. the gentleman bent over

forfamilies like daisy and keith's, all they can do is cling on to each other.r a glimmer of hope through the lingering smoke. 0ur correspondent peter bowes is in los angeles. he's been giving us the latest developments. it is extremely difficult. 0ne it is extremely difficult. one moment there is a glimmer of hope, because you havejust been talking about in terms of getting these fires under control, these are the numbers that everyone are looking out for constantly. how much of the fire has been contained. the firefighters are convinced it will not spread further but those numbers are still very low. the two big fires, the pacific palisades especially, is still spreading and it is moving towards the densely populated areas, brentwood, to the west of los angeles, also the west of los angeles, also the san fernando valley which is a spawning area to the north of hollywood. i am just north of hollywood. i am just north of the san fernando valley and there have been fires close to here, to the west and east as well. extraordinary situation where you have all of th

keith callo got postponed, is visit to ukraine on today. your thoughts on what could be behind the logic of that. we have to understand that today is explaining, this is very complex and the new and especially in washington is looking for a way i ought to be frank about to look at some of the agenda right now. we talking to the, to the c max from understanding what the company refresher was the one to save their face. that's what they needed to postpone this trip. not to come with me beforehand before the migration, as it was told before, properties that gallery, oh, this is oh, shaken to happen. much faster than if it starts between before it could be legal. some he said, that's 1st of all set off, save the face of the united states. that's why he's, we're not going to go see the situation that we were pushing on canada. it's a show that the method can get out of this. i think that's going to be the precise talk with russian president to the assets on this. and i did. i'm on the issue of what can be spoken about what us to get out of this

joining me now, fitzgerald group principal keith fitz-gerald. keith always great to have you here.nvidia when you think about this more protection stance that we're taking? >> well it's interesting two part question. one, this is the most under informed over reaching sort of legislation i've seen. i don't expect anything lesson the outgoing administration but in terms of nvidia i think that it's actually going to be a boost because what's going to map is great companies compensate for nonsense like this so i'm expecting performance to improve and i view this sell-off as an opportunity to accumulate more shares. taylor: okay so talk to me more about the derivatives of a.i. we heard from nvidia ceo jensen huang and he said if you ask him about a useful quantum computer, 15 years be a little bit too short, but 30 years be a little bit long. he's thinking more about 20 years. you had a 40-50% sell-off in quantum stocks on that statement because we all thought you be frankly a lot sooner. what do you think about quantum? >> well i think it's here to stay. i think it's going to be here j

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we're talking about ralph norman and keith we heard a little bit from keith but let's hear more abouthesitant to vote for johnson in the first place. >> the last two years have been a disaster. we passed bills with democrat votes, lots of democrat votes just since trump won the election, congress has passed 300 plus billion dollars in new borrowed money spending. and so that's why this happened. because we need to make sure that the republicans do better under trump. >> okay. so you heard it right there. fiscal conservatives in the house are upset over spending bills that johnson signed off on what kind of battles does he face in the future? >> well, i think whether it's politics or business organizing new house it is like the art of war and president trump did this with speaker johnson to arrange this and work things out in advance so this was very smooth to get them onboard i think the first 100 days they need to look at president trump framework that initial bill for reconciliation that will make things easier to negotiate these things now so you're getting these things put togethe

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up next, keith lerner.h hill on donald trump's agenda and former chicago fed president charles evans. we begin with stocks higher. s&p 500 and nasdaq seeing back-to-back gains as investors begin to pile back into big tech. keith lerner cautiously optimistic. "driven by resilient economy, supporting solid earnings growth near 10% in 2025. investors should anticipate a bumpier path relative to last year." welcome to the program. why a bumpier path compared to 2024? keith: great to be with you. the outlook theme is a bull in a china shop. the primary trend is up but it will be delicate. some things are likely broken. the december pullback is a microcosm of what to expect. one thing as a starting point as far as why it might be a bumpier right is expectations are much higher this year and markets are all about how things come and relative to expectations. coming in the last year consensus was looking for gdp growth in the economy around 1%. it looks like there will be around 2.5% for 2024. into this year we hav

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putin have any real idea what the incoming president trump is going to do during the whole elder 0 keith to us president joe biden has blown because a navy, $15000000000.00 take over of us steel by japanese company. nissan. critics argue that biden's actually news and excessive use of executive. how uh for a president just weeks from leaving office. but as white house correspondent, kimberly how could reports bite and says the deal risk us national security. a lot, arguing ford ownership risk, national security on friday, us president joe biden blocks japanese owned nip on steel, taking over the symbolic american company, us steel. it is critical that we have a strong domestic steel industry that protects our national security and our supply chains today. the president demonstrated once again that he will always act to protect the security of this nation, as well as the resilience of our supply within our new pon and us steel, which has been searching for investment to profit struggling company vowed to retaliate. we are displayed by president biden's decision to block nip, one steals, a

keith sparks, i'm the 1st case, but also the force give us then there are just terrible this level of nobody's of course question after you're going to x level on a table. yes. which was pushed. nicholas split the solution, i guess at the dealer to escape missing only, but it was working at the the, the russian states. never. i've started as i'm sort of the most sense community. best of all sense. i'm up in the 65 with this new speed. the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the russia to day and split the r t. suppose next, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services for the question, did you say steven twist, which is the, you know, you're directly while joe biden jokes about the devastating fires in california residents of that's the dial accusing the democratic leadership of being unprepared and they're also raising concerns about they look forward to his decision to stand critical firefighting equipment to you. 3 these riley military launches an attack called the capital

cyber command general keith alexander, great to have you. being here. >> thank you, good to be here in good to see you. >> assess the national security threat and what we want to get to how do we defend ourselves against the poor and bad actors but assess the threat for us. >> you hit great point upfront about china first and foremost they have been hackett intercountry for the last 20 years stealing intellectual property, the biggest push and theft of intellectual property and the greatest transfer of wealth in history over $500 billion a year. recently as you noted china has been getting into our critical infrastructure. by getting into the critical infrastructure, what they are doing is setting the stage to attack us if there is a threat or if they move on taiwan they are sending a strategic message saying were prepared to conduct cyber operation intercountry and you cannot stop us. there right where we sit today. our system is not ready to handle that kind of threat. we need to take the step very seriously, we need to move on it and in m

keith self, the texas republican, also had a conversation. two conversations today with donald trump as well. what they essentially got a commitment from, from the speaker of the house is to engage them more in the legislative process. it wasn't did they say there were no real deals? there's no real horse trading, but just a general commitment to be involved in some of the key negotiations. now, one of the key negotiations that the speaker apparently agreed to was a major bill to enact part of the donald trump agenda. they want to try to do that early in this term, potentially dealing with issues involving immigration, with energy, with taxes what keith self told me was that the speaker agreed to allow members on the hard right. the members of the house freedom caucus to be part of that negotiation, to draft that bill. and that bill is going to be something they're going to have to need to pass along, essentially straight party lines. they expect democrats to oppose that measure. that means they need to get the support of the hardliners and t

we wanted keith to vote with us are unified government. mike johnson has had one of the most difficult jobs in the country insomuch as we had divided government and we wanted results. it's difficult and we pass so many good conservative pieces of legislation out of the house but then chuck schumer could kill it. now it's majority letter -- leader thune so it's a different equation. with president trump in the white house to take care of business moving forward. >> trace: another one of your colleagues chip roy, was not satisfied without the one 18th congress worked and said the following on fox today... >> it was very important for a group of us to make clear that, you know, we are going to expect to the agenda that the president ran on to be delivered. mike johnson's affront to all of us but we weren't satisfied with the weight the 218th congress unfolded. >> trace: a lot of people were asking, you know, chaos within the house, a g.o.p. house does not exactly help president trump's agenda go forward. >> there's no doubt. and i'm not satis

well, bob and keith, i think we could go all night with questions. but we have a book signing because and everyone in this room went to the store, purchased a copy before they came in here. excellent. these lisa. so we'll take we'll one more question, ms. lee. mr. bostock, i have a sort of a mystery that i hope you can help me with, but i grew up in orange county. my grandparents were really pioneers here in the what they were like is they're basically and i either read or heard from someone that sometimes mrs. nixon have pockets sewn into her. so is true. and if so, what was in what would she carry in those pockets? what was the purpose? thank you. i do know that she did have pockets sewn in and i think it was for just practical items. she needed. i don't know, all the specific contents. that is a mysterious question so next i'm going to have to research each that, but it is she did have pockets in into a of her clothes that is correct and enduring mystery an enduring mystery pat nixon's mysterious pocket. and on that note let's thank keith and bob

when ukraine says russia 5 more than a 100 miss size and drones doing a whole has this update from keith in an hour long interview with you. credit and television presidents events case has been talking about the prospect, so peace in 2025. he said that any negotiated settlement with russia would have to be backed by strong security guarantees for ukraine, including the possibility of you peacekeeping troops in ukraine, backed by nato. as he said that any settlement with russia would have to be supported by the united states or it wouldn't hold. but where did this optimism about 2025 come from. it doesn't come from zalinski. his belief that ukraine could win the war on the battlefield, militarily the country is struggling. it does, however, appear to come from his belief in the deal making powers of donald trump. trump's return to. ready lighthouse in a little over, a fortnight's time, increasingly seen here as a potential turning point from most people do it. if i am, trump is capable of being decisive in this walter means you can really stop beautiful or help us stop putin. we have sev

sarah keith—lucas is from the bbc weather centre and gave us this update a little earlier.s has been forecast for several days now, hasn't it? and it is going to plan. we are seeing that heavy snow and actually quite a large area has been hit through the course of the night. and early on this morning, that snow swept right across much of england and wales, although it's turned back to rain in the south, now it is northern england that's going to be bearing the brunt of the worst of the snow. so not far from where you are, nikky. west yorkshire, this is todmorden. and actually, if we take a look at snow depths across northern england, parts of wales into scotland as well, we've seen between around about 3 to 10cm for for many areas. bingley and west yorkshire now is up to 16cm of snow there, so these are the official weather observations. but some areas are seeing a lot more than this, and particularly over the higher ground of the northern pennines, for instance. that's where we could see 40cm. so, so far, this is where we've seen snow falling. this is the recent radar. it'

putin have any real idea what the incoming president trump is going to do during the whole elder 0 keith. the goal is government says it plans to push ahead with plans to remove fuels subsidies by the end of 2025. don't despite it being unpopular with only stays cropping subsidies will free up money for a central public services. however, with us, every for someone to call us to send to us is a high school teacher. in angola, his salary isn't enough to ensure he can pay all his monthly bills, but he says government to fuel subsidies, help cushion consumers from rising prices. and that's why he is worried about politicians plans to scrap them. next you laugh at that. as i mentioned, boston see that the utah pockets ones to feel subsidies are removed. prices of everything will go up. you to hit betty's right now. and goldens pay box $0.35 for lead to a pedro. and about 21. see.