hundreds of thousands of answers to the question should the social democrats join a coalition with mackie's conservatives they will be counted here overnight with the result of the count far from clear germans have been patient for weeks exploratory talks coalition negotiations party congress has for some the suspense is now reaching its climax for others they've had enough and just wanted to be over . which i hope that the s.p.d. votes yes we'll have to wait and see if they had to make avenged i wish they'd have hurried up and finished all this soon but it is like it is it's. i don't care if they have to figure it out amongst themselves the more i assume there is vote yes oh i don't so find it exciting to see what happens if they don't agree i wouldn't worry too much about the impact. never before has there not been a government in germany so long after the election put an end to this insight. burdens politicians and politics watches holding their breath one hundred sixty days after the election they will find out whether germany will be governed but another grand coalition if the answer i

the executive producer of the show -- suzanne mackie -- said..pay disparity...was that smith starred in the iconic british show "doctor who." but mackie also said that, going forward, no other actor would be paid more than the queen. in los angeles... a ceremonial groundbreaking was held today at the future site of the one- point- five billion- dollar lucas museum of narrative arts. the planned five- story building will house paintings... illustrations... comic art and photography by artists such as norman rockwell. it will also be a spot to check out storyboards .... props and other items from popular films. the new museum is being built near the natural history museum of los angeles county... and the california science center. construction is expected to be complete in 2021. (steve) thanks guys next at ten: one dog dead and another landing in japan has pet owners very concerns. coming up we speak with a bay area veterinarian who specializes in pet travel.in a live report we learn everything we need to know to keep our pets safe. plus all new at

phil mackie is in worcesterfor us. keep us company! good new! . phil mackie is in worcester for us.aceful. although we are only a mile from the 5m. but look what you get when you leave the main towns. this road we think has been cleared, a plough has come across, but the d rifts a plough has come across, but the drifts on the side are taller than me in places. in parts of her fordshire and gloucestershire and here in worcestershire is this a picture that is widely seen in rural areas. the police have warned people in herefordshire not to travel u nless in herefordshire not to travel u nless necessary. in herefordshire not to travel unless necessary. the snow has been falling since around one o'clock. we are heading up to four hours of snow. where the roads were cleared and the pavements were cleared, they're becoming covered again with more snow. most people have heeded the warnings and stayed at home. those that did go to work and have been out, have been heading home to try and to get home before any further problems tonight. the picture is hopefully going to improve over the week

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phil mackie, our correspondent, is in worcestershire. you were showing is huge.lough has been doing itsjob. let me turn 180 degrees, watching not to trip the cameraman, there is its big brother which has been travelling around the roads of worcestershire throughout the last couple of days. there is a plough fitted to the front, grits coming out of the back and as the hours have gone on through daylight today, because it is a bit warmer and there isa because it is a bit warmer and there is a bit of traffic around, the gritting is doing itsjob and keeping the roads clear. it is a bit easier to get around. still problems in rural areas. john fraser from worcestershire highwaysjoins in rural areas. john fraser from worcestershire highways joins me, the rural areas are giving you a headache? yes. most of the main roads are very clear, we have snowdrifts, particularly in rural locations. snow is blowing from fields and we are having to deal with problems we sorted out already. you showed me one particular drifting clifton which is about ten miles west of worcester, it

phil mackie, who can bring us up to date. you're in herefordshire.ling pretty much all day, still this light snow, we expect much heavier weather to come in in the next couple of hours. normally if you come to ledbury on an afternoon you come to ledbury on an afternoon you would be lucky to find a parking space, plenty to choose from today. you can see what the problem is, whilst there isn't a lot on the ground, it's blowing across the roads all the time, not much traffic about, that it effectively means it's not really getting churned up. it's beginning to get speedy and slippery driving around. a lot of shops have shut, books, due to the poor weather conditions they've had to close early. —— boots. schools and businesses have been shutting because of the weather conditions and the forecast of what is to come. what would normally be a very busy day in herefordshire is a quiet one because of that. still minus three degrees. the snow isn't really melting. it isn't amounting to much just yet but looking at the radar there is a whole lot more to come. t

down at motherwell before staging a second—half comeback to a james tavernier penalty and a jamie mackiend stuart broad took two wickets, new zealand is now trailed by 115 runs. all of the latest football scores are on the bbc sport website, full details at around 5:30pm this evening. the trump administration has said it wants to start collecting the social media history of nearly everyone seeking a visa to enter the us. the proposal would require most visa applicants to give details of their facebook and twitter accounts and disclose all social media identities used in the past five years. it follows a promise by president trump to introduce "extreme vetting" of those entering the united states to help improve security. malala yousafzai has returned to her hometown in the swat valley for the first time since she was shot there by islamist militants. a helicopter carrying ms yousafzai landed not far from herfamily home in mingora amid a tight security operation. the nobel peace prize winner was attacked by the taliban in 2012, for campaigning on behalf of girls' education. britain's most

phil mackie is in worcester. just on the outskirts of wisdom. the strong winds last night. —— just on the outskirts of worcester. this is just night. —— just on the outskirts of worcester. this isjust outside night. —— just on the outskirts of worcester. this is just outside the city centre, there are six or ten feet high snowdrifts. we expect snow to fall from now until 6pm. but is impacting travel, mostly on buses and trains. you can get about but once you leave the main roads, they have not been gritted macro, they are not clear. that is the difficulty. with school staff on businesses and shops closed, many people have chosen to spend the day at home, probably wisely, perhaps fearing more is to come. look at the picture, i have not seen snowdrifts this deep in my lifetime. certainly there is no sign of things improving very quickly. thank you very much indeed. that is it from us in northumberland. that is it from us in northumberland. and you can keep up to date with the weather and travel situation wherever you are, by visiting the bbc news

let us go to phil mackie in monmouth. really doesn't feel like it.ow has begun to settle a little bit. it isa has begun to settle a little bit. it is a couple of centimetres and people are still getting out and about. people are trying to get things done before that red warning the late on today, before the snow gets worse. the shop here just shut andi gets worse. the shop here just shut and i spoke to the lady who owned it and i spoke to the lady who owned it and she said it was basically time to go. best to get home before everything gets worse. travelling around at the moment, it is ok here. they would be a paper the next hour or so they would be a paper the next hour or so but later on this afternoon and into this evening, that is where we are and into this evening, that is where we a re really and into this evening, that is where we are really watching out for things. thank you very much indeed. across the country, this weather has caused massive travel disruption. flights cancelled and delayed and trains are the same and the roads in some place

misappropriating farms worth two point eight billion dollars critics say the case was to eliminate president macky cells strongest rival before elections in twenty nineteen. facebook's facing more scrutiny after a memo surface claiming the company should prioritize giving more users even if it meant people could die as a result of bullying or terrorism buzz feed news reports the note was written by facebook vice president andrew balls worth twenty sixty both he and c.e.o. mark zuckerberg say they don't believe the message you were up to date inside stories next. we're not get the hell out of isis will become a serial like very soon let the other people take care of it now. while those donald trump surprise announcement mean for the war in syria and will it strengthen the position of all the parties to the conflict this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sammy's day than donald trump has declared the u.s. soldiers are coming home from syria very soon e says the president's promises taken many by surprise including saw his right hand man and the important details he left out is led m

the executive producer of the show -- suzanne mackie -- said..son was that smith starred in the iconic british show "doctor who." but mackie also said that, going forward, no other actor would be paid more than the queen. (steve) would you try this.... a bar in new york has combined copious amounts of booze ...with axe throwing. what could possibly go wrong? "kick axe" is described as an "axe-throwing lodge" nestled in the heart of brooklyn. the owner describes axe-throwing as the new bowling, and says it's safer than it looks. but it's actually the element of danger that's attracting patrons so far, customers seem to be loving it. lawrence karnow: we had numerous showers and thunderstorms todayh. highs were cool in the 50s. there were even some snow flakes over our highest mountains. showers continue to show up on doppler radar. we could see a few more shower tonight but they will be more isolated. on the satellite you can see the low passing just south of the bay area. it helped to bring a few more downpours and showers but the main focus of th

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misappropriating funds worth two point eight billion dollars critics say the case was to eliminate president macky sall strongest rival for next year's elections. russia is throwing out diplomats from more than twenty countries as the rao escalates over the poisoning of a former spy in person the move is in retaliation for the wave of expulsions of russian officials after the nerve agent attack on sergei scriptural and his daughter yulia in the southern english town of souls free as the headlines i'll see for an update in twenty five minutes. i thought about that thanks. thanks. i was. thankful that it was so. much fun i was a. double. set up. the last time i spoke to him was on facebook messaging. and this is where he told me i was thinking of going to europe. we talked about syria before and i made my feelings reckless were said look you know if you go i'll stop talking to you because it's so dangerous for people to go in particularly as freelancers. i think the problem in syria and the danger in syria is that there are so many unexpected dangers thank. goodness that you can make up what was. no

macky says the fines will take more public money away from public projects. >> you could fix a lot of potholes with $67 million. mac unless they do a better job, we are going to have more trash in the bay, fish and wildlife will suffer. it's going to smother the wetland we are trying to restore. >> reporter: kpix5. >>> santa barbara county dodged a bullet. the hillsides of montecito held up during the pounding rain as mandatory evacuations have been lifted. >> there's a lot of powdery dirt , find dirt, and the rate second serve -- in the right set of circumstances it could turn into bud and -- into mud. >> reporter: there's nothing holding back dead trees car sized boulders and dirt. the rain brought minor flooding. evacuation orders were listed. >> reporter: sheriff bill brown says the majority of people living in these extreme danger areas of a the order to evacuate. now the question is, how many times can you order people to leave before they stop believing in the danger and choose to stay?>> the danger of it may be fading. i suspect as impactful as this tragic event was on january

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phil mackie with the latest from worcester.this weather, of course. 0ne involving, well, a potential accident involving a bus that had a very near miss with a vehicle that was stranded in the middle of the road and my colleague has been speaking to the driver of that bus. visibility was pretty poor and it was just that i came up over the hill, ijust saw was just that i came up over the hill, i just saw through the snow the car headlights and he used and in front of me and i did not have much time to react, i started to break and my back inside and out, so i had to take my coat of the break and try to guide it through this space. there was not much space bearing in mind you were driving a double—decker bus. bearing in mind you were driving a double-decker bus. yes, there was a man on the opposite side, very little space. a lot of it is instinct but we are trained to be aware of these situations, especially with passengers on board, you always have to have the safety at the after things first and foremost. that is why i did not b

dollars critics say the case was politically a politically motivated attempt to eliminate president macky south stole this rival before elections in twenty nineteen has more now from dakar. there was an uproar in the tribunal as the judge read its sentence people stood up in anger there were scuffles with the police others broke down in tears saying that this was a miscarriage of justice but for those who support the president and the government they say that it shows that seagal is a democracy and it follows the rule of law and that the government is fighting corruption kalif us all stood still worked during the ruling his supporters say that this was a politically motivated trial to try to eliminate the head of the presidential campaign that will take place in two thousand and nineteen. the mayor of the car has become the leader of the opposition in the main political rival to president might he saw during his time in detention he has continued to run the affairs of the city if the car had been run by successful as an m.p. and has been elected in parliament now he sentenced to five year

let's go east and go to worcester and join phil mackie who is there with the situation in worcester.ols, more than 180 in worcestershire and more than 2000 across the west midlands will stop many people coming out to sledge and some practising snowboarding earlier on. things have improved from last night. it was terrible across much of the south west midlands as well as the south of the country when it was very tricky. the critters have been doing theirjobs very well. —— gritters. people are trying to hide away and stay warm and taking advice which is not to travel unless necessary all stop —— unless necessary. thank you very much indeed. let's get more on the situation on the roads. we have seen so much chaos and disruption on roads and motorways through the night, as we have been saying. hundreds and hundreds of drivers stranded at various points for many hours. when there are accidents in the snow and on the icy blocks motorways and there are thousands of vehicles stranded. now we have the latest on that. here they are able to see all the motorway network across the south of engla