so we first went to kent whitaker. kent seemed somewhat at peace.upset, but not crying, but he very much demanded that we catch who was responsible for committing this crime. >> reporter: lying in his hospital bed, kent whitaker is torn between emotional extremes. he wants revenge, but he also prays, asking god to give him the strength to do the impossible, and forgive whoever was responsible. >> and the moment that i did ask him to help me forgive, the strangest thing happened. this warm glow flowed over me just instantly, and i looked at my heart, and i realized that that desire for revenge had gone. >> reporter: the thought that it might be his own son he would need to forgive was the furthest thing from kent whitaker's mind. >> when he told me that he had forgiven the shooter i was shouting inside, well, what if that's my fault, and i -- of course i didn't have the courage to say anything at the time. how do you face that? i don't know how to face that. hiding it all from everybody else was sort of like hiding it from myself also. there's also t

kent cou nty how serious as the weather?il have declared what they are calling a snow emergency. that might sounds drastic but it is because potentially there will be drastic weather conditions overnight. they have got 57 gritters. the big concern is what will happen at around three or four o'clock tomorrow morning. we are told they could be 10—15 centimetres of snow with the snow hits as predicted. if that happens that will cause a lots of problems on the roads, knock on effects with the transport network. it is notjust the snow. it is the fact that it is so—called. standing here this evening it feels freezing. the fact is that temperatures overnight could go as low as “4, and in the wind chill factor, it will feel much colder. in the coming days if we do get the predicted amount of snow, and the wind, we could see blizzard conditions. in kent we have had snow showers through the day but that has not been particularly heavy, but all eyes now are on what could happen overnight. here they say they are prepared, the gritters w

kent was particularly badly hit.will be further heavy snow showers and that will bring more heavy disruption. the wind chill becomes more of an issue as well. in the short term this cold air is coming in from siberia. you can see the extent of the cold across europe. ning thing falling from the sky as snow is coming from europe. more others turning dry and clear over western parts. north—east england and eastern and northern scotla nd england and eastern and northern scotland through the night, some sports will dip as low as minus seven celsius. we are concerned about the snow piling up wednesday into thursday and we have an amber met office warning meaning be prepared. some nasty travelling conditions getting going for the central belt and those major routes in scotland wednesday to thursday. due to the frequency of these snow showers, some sports will get one heavy snow shower after another. elsewhere on wednesday, scattered snow showers around and some sunny spells. these are the top temperatures. by day, these ar

we can give lisa, dale and kent a round of applause. >> thank you, adam, lisa, dale and kent. i know i appreciate how candid and informational the last panel was. what a great note to end the conference on. from the entire 2018 mccourt policy conference team, thank you so much for joining us today. it was a really great panel to finish with. i think this panel and every panel we have seen today really exemplified the mission of our 2018 conference. when we met and chose the topic of free trade and american prosperity, we decided we wanted this conference to be something more than just an academic exercise. we wanted this conference to be seen through the eyes of the practitioner. we wanted the conference to be seen through the eyes of the american farmer, through the eyes of the auto manufacturer, the investment banker, even the european. i think we achieved that with the fantastic panels we had today and the one we had last night. we couldn't have had this amazing conference without the support of our very generous sponsors, ford motor company, the baker center for leadership

the heaviest snow has been in kent.tance. there will be more severe weather and weather warnings from the met office, which means travel disruption. if you thaw it was cold today, it is going to get colder tomorrow. those eastern and winds will be stronger tomorrow. snow showers and some towards the west. clearer skies. most of the snow showers down the eastern side. blowing those snow showers into cold air. icy conditions and frost. temperature is similar to last night. the heavy snow showers will be north, across scotland and the central belt and the north—east of england. five centimetres. more over the hills. heavy snow shower after heavy snow shower. blowing in by the winds from the north sea. further south, snow showers and sunshine in the south—east. becoming sunnier throughout the day. those are the maximum temperatures. when you add an the strength of the wind, it will feel colder. more like minus ten. into the cold air, snow showers across the north. this area of low pressure moving north words. it is going to

kent cou nty stranded lorries on the m20. kent county council has declared a snow emergency.ways there is disruption, southern and south—eastern have told people to check their trains because there are cancellations. also, gatwick appears to be operating normally although british airways has grounded some short—haulflights british airways has grounded some short—haul flights at heathrow. thank you. let's go to ben ando coclhester railway station where the first train left not so long ago. what is the disruption there this morning? they are running fewer than 50% of the services they would normally run. this is one of those towns where a lot of people commute into london to go to work. around six trains every hour during the morning rush. massively curtailed this morning, the first one not running until 6:15am and that, you wouldn't be surprised to hear, full of people hoping to get to work. the difficulty for the rail operators, either they don't take enough action and there are problems, or they take too much and when the snow is perhaps as heavy as expected, people say, why

there has been disruption on many major roads in southern england with the m20 in kent among the worstected. rail journeys have also been badly affected with southeastern cancelling more than 100 services between kent and london. services in east anglia and north of london have also been affected. many schools were shut and forecasters say some rural communities may be cut off. the met office has issued amber warnings for tomorrow with the heaviest impact expected in north east england and eastern scotland, although yellow warnings are in place across much of the rest of the uk. warnings have also been issued for thursday when forecasters expect heavy snow to continue in the north east and across scotland, with conditions worsening in south—west england. with the story of the day so far, here's our correspondent robert hall.

in kent, where the county council had declared a snow emergency, gritters worked flat out to cover asroads as possible. but traffic overnight meant salt couldn't do its work. by the time the morning commute began, accidents and ice had closed a series of routes. drivers posted video images of the m20, where all traffic was brought to north of maidstone. up to ten centimetres of snow fell across kent, surrey and east sussex, where farmers helped to keep minor roads open. more than 300 schools were closed. across the eastern counties, traffic called and travellers waited for news on cancelled rail services. 0perators had run empty trains through the night to keep the tracks open, but for a while the snow defeated them. temperatures are falling again. travelling will remain unpredictable and hazardous in the coming days. in the part of england were the most difficult weather was forecast... several schools were closed. a van stopped here, i got to go around him... 20 miles further south on one of the steep roads, negotiating was like an uphill slalom. and as the snow came down again, thi

in kent and i loved sport and ijust grew up in kent and i loved sport and i just wanted grew up in kentest, and coming home with a gold medal. and i was a normal kid from kent. absolutely stratospheric. that remains if you want to excel in winter sports you need to travel abroad. there are some olympic sports which are far easier to play in every town and city in great britain. like this one. in east london some of the best teenage basketball players in britain, it is a sport widely played byjohn people here. but the british team isn't expected to win olympic medals, so there isn't any uk sport funding. we are in danger of losing this. it needs to be looked up now. it's not just re—evaluating, notjust talking about my sport, talking about all sports, the way they are funded. some sports are given huge amounts of money and it is a very low participation sport. participation is vital, everybody agrees. uk sport exist to turn lottery money into medals, which everybody enjoys. like sliding on ice, the need to find balance is crucial. joe wilson, bbc news, heathrow. time for a look at the we

the fact remains if you wa nt to from kent.o excel in winter sports, you have to travel abroad. there are some olympic sports which are far easier to play in every town and city in great britain. like this one. in east london, some of the best teenage basketball players in britain, a sport widely played by young people here. but the british tea m young people here. but the british team is not expected to win olympic medals, so there is not any uk sport funding. we are in danger of losing funding. we are in danger of losing funding. it has to be looked at now, andl funding. it has to be looked at now, and i think it is notjust my sport, i'm talking about all sports in general, the way it is funded, i think it is for a crucial point. some stores are being given a huge amount of money, and it is a very low participation sport. participation is vital, everyone agrees, but uk sport exist to turn lottery money into medals, which one indoors. like sliding on ice, they need to find balance. seems crucial. joe wilson, bbc news, heathrow

let's speak now to our correspondence to is that a gritting station ran by kent county council.? this is one of the six gritting depots. at the beginning of the season, this shed here was absolutely full of salt. but, there is only about 1000 tonnes left of this sort. gritters have been arriving here all afternoon, loading up and heading out to kent's a and b roads. temperatures are set to plummet. they are estimated to distribute tonnes of this salt tonight. that is because, today, when we woke up, it was really treacherous across the south—east. the police were called out to many accidents on the 20. there was overturned van. really treacherous conditions, and we are effecting wintry showers overnight, which could cause, we have been told black eyes. at —— black ice. this sort does not get rid of the black ice. this is a warning for drivers to leave extra time for theirjourneys tomorrow. and extra space for breaking. we are facing one of the cold est breaking. we are facing one of the coldest weeks breaking. we are facing one of the cold est weeks of breaking. we are facing on

just getting ready to push into portions of kent and new castle county. this is in the berks county, 222 into floodwood and kutztown. the movement here is to the northeast at about 20-25 miles per hour. so it's moving along pretty quickly and this part of our viewing area, the lehigh valley, the far western suburbs, these areas haven't seen too much in the way of heavier rain as of yet. you're going to get yours over the next one to two hours. this is the area that's picked up a lot of heavy rains while we were asleep last night. lots of heavy rain getting ready to push through, this is also pushing off to the northeast at about 20-25 miles per hour. it should be into western portions of salem county in certain new jersey within the next hour. flood advisory has been discontinued for cape may county now. there's not too much going on all of this is going to push to the east what you just saw on the radar. areas included in the advisory, at least in effect until 10:00 a.m. these locations have already picked up 2 inches of rain with an addition of 1-2 expe

robert hall, bbc news, kent.rthern england, i think it's fair to say that many people woke up this morning to a bit less so than they had been expecting from the forecast. that is not to say that it didn't fall heavily in places, it was just quite patchy, and that there are weather warnings in place for northern england, scotla nd in place for northern england, scotland and other parts of the uk right through until saturday now, without to a0 centimetres of snow expected in some areas before the weekend. there is a long way to go with this cold snap yet. in the parts of northern england where heavy snow was forecast, some of the most difficult conditions were in teesside. traffic came to a standstill on many roads through the morning rush hour, and several schools were closed. there is a little van stuck here, so i've got to go round it, so i'm going to hope there is nothing coming the other way. 20 miles further south, on one of the steep roads over the moors, negotiating sutton bank was like an uphill slalom. a

on this motorway in kent, is drivers filmed traffic gridlock as ice and snow closed roads.nty declared a snow emergency but the freezing weather overwhelmed the efforts of the gritting teams. police reported dozens the gritting teams. police reported d oze ns of the gritting teams. police reported dozens of accidents. these images are from the a120 in colchester, littered with damaged and abandoned vehicles. in lincolnshire, three people died in a collision on the a15 near baston. elsewhere, school children escaped unhurt when their bus veered off the road. across the worst affected southern counties, traffic crawled and journeys lengthened. as is always the case, the greater hazards lie away from main roads, where there is less traffic and the snow has had time to settle and freeze. that has brought a series of accidents which began before dawn, it has disrupted bus services and caused the closure of dozens services and caused the closure of d oze ns of services and caused the closure of dozens of schools. the village of leeds near maidstone was complete the cut off for a

kent already mentioned the high standard. you look at the rule of law, the commitment to science, and intellectual property protection, all areas areas aree they're operating in a market where american ag can do really well provide we can access it. >> if you wouldn't mind saying your name and what offers you work for or what organization you're with. >> so, i'd like to cheat a bit because conference organizers shouldn't ask questions but i couldn't help but notice kent mentioned nafta and standards and sort of fruit. i'dber accuse -- curious what you say about country offeror inlabelling and it was like partly a regulatory thing and emotive thing. people want to notify they wering into u.s. beaver but canada felt it was unfair. >> good question on the country of origin labeling. it's not a food safety mechanism. it's a government marketing mechanism. it compete width our private labels that already do that. so when you have the government picking winners and losers that discourage innovation and competition, defer courages q

that was robert hall in kent.ing. yes, that is correct and the thing is that right here in the weather is changing virtually from one moment to the next. a few minutes ago it was bright and sunny and you almost sense that could be the start of the floor. now the snow is coming down again in blustery flurries and that is making it really difficult for the planners at network rail and the train operating companies to decide on the best way forward. they do not want to cancel trains, they do not want this disruption, of course not, but when network rail yesterday looked at the forecast the thought that they would need to reduce the frequency with which trains can travel. they have had to travel more slowly, there are problems that the ice causes for points and signals, all of those things must be taken into consideration otherwise you will have the situation of hundreds of passion is possibly stranded on a train in the middle of nowhere. we did that and that caused some commuters to feel frustrated but overall, certa

sevenoaks, south—east of england, notably kent.oa ks, and around south—east of england, notably kent. sevenoaks, and around maidstone, a lot earlier. snow coming and going through the rest of the day as well. and through the rest of the week. more severe weather to come, more weather warnings from the met office, more travel disruption, significant wind—chill. if you think it is called now, wait until tomorrow. the winds from siberia, the beast from the east, heading our way. these are the snow showers we have seen over the past few hours. temperatures barely above freezing in most areas. the snow in wales should move away. the snow pushing west. overnight, more eastern areas seeing more frequent snow showers. some further west but also clear skies as well. the snow easing in the south—east of england, heading through the english channel to parts of devon and cornwall later in the night. other widespread frost. of devon and cornwall later in the night. otherwidespread frost. down to —8 last night. the focus of the heavy snow shifts

weather advisory only goes so far and extends in the western edge of the south jersey, so down through, kent, sussex counties and dunn through shore points, this is just a rain pre dueser for you you are likely to end up on the, on the quieter end of the system but here, in philadelphia we have it all coming in here with snow, ice, and then rain change over, as temperature climbs, and in the shore though again we're talking rain with temperature too warm for. that up in the poconos we will see heavy snow out of this. very sharp cut off, so you need to pay attention to your local area, different forecast even just a handful of miles away. >> snow, rain, ice, three things we're talking about for a morning commute that will not be good. so as katie pointed out not weather related so far in terms of the action we have seen on the roadways but those will more than likely start to pop up a little bit. we will see what happens. but first, bridge tacony palmyra bridge scheduled to go up around 4:30. so, just beware of that heading out to the bridge soon this is boulevard off bound off ramp to wissoh

back in kent, the snow showers have eased but the dangers remain. to form later and further every snow will bring growing challenges in the coming days. robert hall reporting. in a moment we'll speak to ben ando, who's in colchester in essex, and to our transport correspondent victoria fritz at london bridge station. first to north yorkshire and our correspondent there — phil bodmer. what is the picture there? the snow keeps on falling, it comes in waves. we have an hour or two without it and then a real downfall. several centimetres here on the north york moors. this is the a 170 between pickering and whitby. it is normally busier than this. drivers are not using it like they would ordinarily but gritting teams and snowploughs have been doing their best to keep this route over the north york moors clear. there has been disruption across the region. the police have been busy in lincolnshire, three people died in a crash between a car and a lorry. they dealt with half a dozen accidents before 6:30am. there have been reports from merseyside police dea

and we'll return with music from kent jones. to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first here with the song "merengue," kent jones! ♪ ♪ dance merengue with you mama dance merengue know you wanna ♪ ♪ a little marc anthony it'll bring you right back to me dance merengue ♪ ♪ with you mama dance merengue know you wanna a little marc anthony ♪ ♪ it'll bring you right back to me hey got that iron how you did it like that ♪ ♪ low skirt with a booty underneath it like that hot like a summer girl you so fine ♪ ♪ and you know i'm trying to give it to you on top don't wanna let you go but you put up a wall like mexico ♪ ♪ i ain't trying to gas you up like texaco i just really wanna really wanna let you know ♪ ♪ 'cause i know what you need to make it through the night ♪ ♪ i can get you right and i know what you need to make it ♪ ♪ through the night i could ease your mind baby boricua ♪ ♪ morena boricua morena dominicana ♪ ♪ columbiana americana italiana dance merengue ♪ ♪ with you mama dance merengue know you w

and we'll return with music from kent jones.ank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your yogurt at chobani.com pick your yogurt more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >> jimmy: i want to thank allison janney, maisie williams and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first here with the song "merengue," kent jones! ♪ ♪ dance merengue with you mama dance merengue know you wanna ♪ ♪ a little marc anthony it'll bring you right back to me dance merengue ♪ ♪ with you mama dance merengue know you wanna a little marc anthony ♪ ♪ it'll bring you right back to me hey got that iron how you did it like that ♪ ♪ low skirt with a booty underneath it like that hot lik

there's a flood warning in the kent county. you see the bright red over kent county.nds into south jersey. philly, heavy rain mixing with moderate rain into delco, chester county, into berks county. there's a look at south jersey where the heaviest rain is moving through as well. today we get to 62 degrees. we'll be windier this afternoon. then the wind should die down as well as the rain dies down overnight into monday. temperatures fall into the 40s monday into tuesday. valentine's day we pick up. thursday, look at that. 63 degrees with more rain. it lasts into friday. weekend looks dry at this point. but sunday night, monday, tuesday, more rain. is it spring? did we change to spring? we had a lot of rain in the forecast. the temperatures pretty mild. >> not a bad one. today, again, indoor plans only. >> i am happy that it's not snow. >> and lovers day looks not so bad wednesday. get your chocolates and flowers. you can't blame the weather. no excuses. >> no excuses. >> thanks, krystal. >>> that's going to do it for us on this sunday morning. we'll be back with loca

train operator southeastern say they are closing 50 railway stations across kent and sussex tomorrow.olice investigating a fatal explosion in leicester on sunday have arrested three men on suspicion of manslaughter. the prime minister rejects the eu's proposals on northern ireland, saying it would threaten the uk's constitutional integrity. a warning on brexit — former conservative prime minister sirjohn major urges theresa may to put country before party and not rule out a second referendum. also in the next hour — high streetjobs at risk. more than 5,000 jobs threatened, as both toys r us and maplin go into administration. but better news in manufacturing — toyota announce they will build their new car in derbyshire, creating more than 3,000 jobs. and meghan markle says she wants to "hit the ground running" — as shejoins prince harry and the duke and duchess of cambridge in their charity work. heavy snow and freezing conditions across the uk are causing major disruption to roads, railways and air travel. the met office has announced its highest level of alert — issuing a red warning

this is a lovely weather watcher's picture from kent. another one from kent shows the snow.of dry weather as well. in the afternoon, immune to the wintry showers but if you catch one, it will be lighter than this morning. still have a noticeable north—easterly breeze. it makes it feel particularly cold, colder than the temperatures suggest. in the afternoon, we could see a wintry flurry or two in devon and the odd snow shower across wales but most of us won't, most will stay dry and cold. northern ireland, the odd shower but mostly dry. the cloud will thicken with rain arriving later. and thickening across western scotla nd later. and thickening across western scotland with winds strengthening, gale force later with exposure that a lot of dry weather and the sunshine but feeling cold. this evening and overnight, the weather front produces a band of rain, sleet and snow which will continue to push south—east. behind it, colderair comes in with wintry showers and the risk of ice. ahead of this weather front, patchy fog forms. inglot to bearin front, patchy fog forms. inglot to

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banks very much for now, robert in kent.travel situation wherever you are in the uk, the bbc news live page is always there, constantly updating. lots of information, always, on your local radio station as well. and we'll have travel updates from our correspondents out and about after half—past. much more to come on this. theresa may says no british trimester could agree to the eu ‘s first draft of the treaty for britain leaving ve u. she was responding to the idea of a common regulatory area in ireland which could mean the creation of customs border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. the former conservative prime ministerjohn major says mps should be given a free vote on whether to accept the final brexit deal. on a frosty morning an icy blast from brussels, as the cold facts of brexit begin to take shape. michel barnier arrived to brief eu commissioners on the treaty he has drafted governing the uk exit from the eu. appropriately enough this was a breakfast meeting with no cake on offer. the text still has to

and i was a normal kid from kent. commentator: absolutely stratospheric.fact remains, if you want to excel in winter sports, you have to travel abroad. there are some olympic sports which are far easier to play in every town and city in great britain. like this one. british basketball has even been discussed in the house of commons recently. it has mass participation amongst young people but isn't considered likely to win olympic medals, and so doesn't get uk sport funding. we are in danger of losing national teams. it's got to be looked at now. it's notjust re—evaluating, not just talking about my sport, talking about all sports, the way they are funded. we are at a crucial point. some sports are given huge amounts of money and it is a very low participation sport. uk sport exists to turn lottery money into medals, which everyone enjoys. but, like sliding on ice, the secret to funding may well be balance. joe wilson, bbc news, heathrow. that's it from me. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm holly ham

sunshine for kent and norfolk and off east of scotland as well.loud in england and the midlands. temperatures will hit 10—11 in the south, high single figures further north. rain in northern ireland in the afternoon will push its way into western wales, and the south—east of england. overnight as that patchy, light rain continues we will all see some cloud and frost free conditions on monday morning. a different feel to the weather. mild and murky on monday all down to the fact that this front is lingering to the east. it is also bringing fairly mild conditions. the blue colours indicate colder air which is not far away. through the day quite misty and murky and grey. a little bit more brightness breaking through in northern ireland and south—western scotland. eastern scotland and eastern england likely to see a few outbreaks of rain through the day. still quite mild, 12—13 in the west. we will still have the remnants of this frontal system bringing some rain on tuesday, in east anglia, kent and sussex. elsewhere the skies clear and there is sunsh

here are the wintry showers getting into kent and sussex, parts of east anglia. snow likely into the north—east of england as well. the rest of the country, northern ireland, the rest of england, scotland, waking to frosty weather but mostly bright if not sunny weather. so, let's see what's happening during the course of monday. the best of the weather will be across western areas, most of the sunshine, beautiful for the lowlands of scotland, around the lake district, into wales, the south—west as well, but partly cloudy skies across central and eastern areas, and from time to time we'll continue to have those wintry showers. but there won't be too many of them. how about the rest of europe? it's pretty cold for many of the major centres across parts of western europe. look at madrid — three celsius. very chilly. some of the cold air has dug into africa, into morocco and also the ca nary islands. so chilly weather across many western parts of europe. back home, look at this, monday night into tuesday, a weather front rising to that cold air. there will be a perio

robert hall, bbc news, kent. robert hall, bbc news, kent. another brilliant idea. those leading the project is the former head of the army, general the lord dannatt. this is really important. why? we are now 100 years on from the first world war and 2018 is 100 before we entered it. it is really important that we remember that people have lost their lives, that we commemorate those who have served and lost their lives. it is also important we educate the younger generation that these wars, we never wa nt to generation that these wars, we never want to repeat that kind of tragedy. the consequence of that war and other wars and recent consequences, we have got lots of young people with mental health issues. the third objective is to contribute raising money to help here the hidden and mental wounds of those who have served. it isa it is a powerful image. the parties outside the tower were amazing, are you hoping to have a similar impact with these? we are. the thing is, the parties in the tower, on first look it looked like an army. but then each party represented a

here are the wintry showers getting into kent and sussex, parts of east anglia. as well. the rest of the country, northern ireland, the rest of england, scotland, waking to frosty weather but mostly bright if not sunny weather. so, let's see what's happening during the course of monday. the best of the weather will be across western areas, most of the sunshine, beautiful for the lowlands of scotland, around the lake district, into wales, the south—west as well, but partly cloudy skies across central and eastern areas and from time to time we'll continue to have those wintry showers. but there won't be too many of them. how about the rest of europe? it's pretty cold for many of the major centres across parts of western europe. look at madrid — three celsius. very chilly. some of the cold air has dug into africa, into morocco and also the ca nary islands. so chilly weather across many western parts of europe. back home, look at this, monday night into tuesday, a weather front rising to that cold air. there will be a period of snow across some of these western areas

you certainly don't need that on top of the 3 inches you have already seen in kent county. then heavier rains across new castle county. you can see that line of thunderstorms starting to flare up east of d.c. and baltimore, that should push just like this in the heart of our viewing area within the next hour or so. so more heavy rains are on the way for south jersey and delaware. otherwise we're seeing moderate rains for southeastern, pennsylvania, lower montgomery, bucks counties, eastern chester and delaware counties reporting very heavy rain, at times, into philadelphia, as well. and we're starting to see those smaller tributaries filling up now. we are reporting minor flooding in low lying areas and areas of poor drainage. lot at temperatures. this is the other big story to day. look at how mild it is. 60 degrees in blueberry country. glassboro 60. smyrna 66. dover is up to a may-like 68 degrees right now. the warm front is right about here running parallel to the delaware river. so north and west you will stay well above freeze to go day but not nearly as warm as, sect

this is kent county from middle town all the way down through smyrna and dover. more heavy rains overspreading the delaware bay region. these cells will push north into southern cumberland county. start picking up the heavy rain shortly. and one last zoom will take us a little farther off to the east. for the most part right along the immediate coast we're cloudy with a little drizzle taking place and a lot of dense fog and all this rain will start to pull to the northeast over the next hour or two. we have a couple of flood advisories. this has been discontinued for cape may county but the advisory remains in effect for cumberland, salem, gloucester and there's another advisory for central and northern portions of delaware. same thing, 1-2 inches of rain already fallen. another 1-2 expected. the good news is temperatures are mild. look at the numbers right now. 51 in millville, 40 in allentown. so there's no mixed precipitation here, this is all rain. later on this afternoon we are in the 60s. it's going to be damp and dreary. but this is nice and mild. >> thank

this was sevenoaks in kent.ier on. it has been whipping around in the wind and particularly heavy snow over the higher ground. through the rest of this week, there's more to come. there are more met office snow warnings, more travel disruption and with the wind picking up, there will be a significant wind—chill. if you thought it was cold already, wait until tomorrow. this siberian air coming our way on a strengthening easterly wind and that easterly wind will blow in more snow showers through the rest of the overnight. it is going to be the eastern side of the uk that sees the bulk of those, although there could be if you getting through to the west. we will have some clearer skies here as well. the snow showers through the channel islands leaving here living in the southern part of devon and cornwall later in the night. another cold one, we're down to —8 in one or two places last night, similar numbers tonight. our focus for the heaviest snow in the wednesday and into thursday, actually, it's going to be furth

berks county down to the jersey shore and extending into kent county.ports of 2 inches there. around half an inch to an inch more may fall today. look at philadelphia, reporting rain currently. at 49 degrees. winds may pick up in the afternoon to gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour. the focus, though, is going to be the periods of heavy rain through lunchtime. steady rain into the afternoon. and temperatures in the afternoon will press into the low 60s. more about the temperatures and the timing of all the rain coming up. >>> thank you, krystal. eagles fans, you're going to love this. have you googled the patriots owner lately? >> it's a good one. plus this. >>> would you drive -- i'm in pyeongchang answering the important questions bringing you up to speed on the winter games. next. >>> president trump is striking a sympathetic tone for two white house aides who resigned amid allegations of domestic abuse. they were made by the ex-wives of senior aide rob porter and steve writer david sorensen. both men denied the allegations. yesterday the president took si

i've never been to kent either, so...lly well to get this size funeral so early on. i want to know what he's doing so well. if there's going to be a lesser number of you, like you say, you've got to be extra special. you can't describe how weird it is. you go home and what have you done today? oh, i'vejust, you know, i've cleaned some sick up and i've got some bogeys out of a dead body. it's absurd, really. this is going to be one of the biggest funerals that i've done today. there's going to be over 250 people. we've got 150 orders of service. luke only opened his funeral home in september, and today is a day he really needs to get right. it's essential the next few hours go well as he tries to build his business and get more funerals in the future. this fresh boss doesn't need any youngertaker slip—ups. does anybody have any questions? everybody know what they're doing? yes. super, thank you. ellie and ben, come with me, we'll go and close down the coffin. luke's team have less than an hour to get the coffin ready, the

kent, do you think real change is possible? >> physical action. >> no, really, i don't. was almost 20 years ago. and as soon as we had columbine happened, there were many of us teachers that prayed and prayed that this would be the end. but in the -- in light of things, we knew it was just going to be the beginning of things. it hasn't stopped. there's been no major legislation. nothing seems to work. we throw on more ar-15s on the market. more ak-47s on the market. it doesn't seem to stop anywhere. now, i do know that there needs to be a bigger and better mental health program, where they will be able to identify who might be a risk person for guns. >> that doesn't -- but there's still people that are doing that. it's valuable. there are people who are in charge of vetting that. people are human, humans make mistakes. >> correct, i agree humans make mistakes. but i don't think enough is being done -- enough money is being allowed to go into the mental health program in order to find out who are these people, identify these people, and be able to help law enforcement ide

this picture from kent. on the menu, further heavy snow showers in places. more travel disruption.ircoming the short—term, the end to the flow of cold air coming in from siberia. you can see the extent of the cold across europe. any snow showers will produce accumulation. it runs from east to west in the uk. drier and clearer across western parts. the focus of the showers, into north—east scotland into the night. minus eight celsius in some places. we are concerned about these no piling up. an amber met office weather warning to be prepared. nasty travel conditions for parts of the central belt in scotland as we go from wednesday to thursday, due to the frequency and intensity of the snow showers. some spots will get a heavy snow shower after another. scattered snow showers around on wednesday. these are the top temperatures. the chilly night but by day these are the temperatures. this is what it feels like in the wind, minus figures. the easterly wind picks up a little bit. this area of low pressure comes in from the south, feeding moisture into the cold air across the uk. snow sh

let's look at the south—east again, and kent, sussex, essex, possibly greater london, this is where weld catch snow flurries in the morning. this u nfortu nately flurries in the morning. this unfortunately will coincide with rush—hour or evenjust unfortunately will coincide with rush—hour or even just before the rush—hour, but these are snow showers, only five miles across, almost like throwing a dart, some will get it, some won't. further wintry showers along the north sea coast and across the uk it mainly started bright and cold with a frost expected. a chilly day on the weight with the best of the sunshine across many northern and western areas and a beautiful day for glasgow and edinburgh and also sunshine expected in plymouth but across central and eastern areas it will be cloud coming through, a breeze and some chances of wintry showers through the afternoon. this weather front is going to move into the cold air during the course of monday night and watch what happens, a spell of snow in scotland, northern ireland and the north—west of england. we don't think much, maybe ten cent

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i'm reminded back at kent state, part of my column addressed the hate mail about the students after theyere killed on may 4, 1970, sending telegrams to the mayor of kent, all of it is available on the archive and some of it was jarring to read it but it was comforting in an odd way. we have seen this before, we have seen adults who don't age well, by that i don't mean physically. i mean they have regrets about their own misspent youths. they don't like how their lives turned out and they turn on the younger generation and blame them for everything that's gone wrong with their own lives. we're seeing a repeat of that. the only difference is the form has changed. the good news is for the students the form has changed as well and they are reaching a broader audience than they would have when i was their age. >> yeah, bitterness is rarely flattering, and it sure isn't in this case. david, how well you know, do you know already, if what we're looking at, what we're in, is a genuine national moment? how do you compare now to what we've seen before? >> i think all important mass movements are a

jo ling kent, nbc news. >> that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. all of us at nbc news, thank you for a new attack ad against a longtime so >>> we find his actions are vile and repugnant. >> new at 6:00, a new attack ad against a local politician. why a local group is comparing him to president trump and roy moore. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm roger mat tie. the media ad is slick and sharp. the "me too" movement is hitting home for a south bay candidate. the ad alleges the politician has a history of sexual harassment. nbc bay area's damian trujillo has more. >> reporter: his office is here on cherry avenue in willow glen. the ad affiliates the politician with "him too," a take on the "me too" movement which brings attention to sexual misconduct. the ad shows a picture of president trump, roy moore, and it links the candidate to them with the hashtag "me too." the ad highlights allegations of sexual harassment against o oliverio while he was a city councilman. he ended up settling with th

east anglia, lincolnshire, some snow showers coming in, could be settling already but particularly kentondon area as well as we head into the morning and this could coincide with the rush—hour, maybe some snow already lying there before the rush—hour, so not great news for the travellers but i think across many western and central areas it starts bright and cold. here are the snow showers again across kent, parts of east anglia and one or two flurries affecting these eastern counties closer to the north sea. elsewhere it's looking dry, partly cloudy skies and pretty frosty in towns and cities, it will be around freezing oi’ cities, it will be around freezing or below. a bit milder around the western isles with a weather front approaching. what can we expect for monday? not much change from the morning, the best of the weather again in western and northern areas, beautiful in cumbria, the southern uplands, glasgow and edinburgh getting plenty of sunshine but partly cloudy skies in much of the midlands, eastern areas, the south, and occasional passing showers, some will be wintry and it's