i'm mandy gaither.ight music lovers listen up the coachella valley music and arts festival lineup for 2020 has been announced rage against the machine will headline on friday nights. travis scott on saturdays and frank ocean on sundays during the 2 week festival. others scheduled to appear include calvin harris, lewis capaldi flume and lana del rey coachella takes place in indio near palm springs on april 10th through the 12th and the 17th through the 19th presale tickets for weekend one are already sold out, but tickets for weekend too will be available this monday at noon. >>just ahead mark carpenter gets us ready for another edition of bay area sports night with the latest from santa clara here which 49 ers landed some all pro honors. >>and ready or not here comes the weekend couple storm clouds off the coastline don't think it's going to affect your weekend though you work hard. you play hard. a drink with friends can turn into two. and a prescription can be stronger than you thought. stop! there ar

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>>mandy moore has a new single and video save a little for yourself and for the first time 10 years a new album silver landings. moore's first studio disk in a decade, its stores march, 6 and she'll hit the road to support a launching a 29 city tour march 20th in pittsburgh singing along in hollywood, i'm david daniels. >>in this monday morning thinking all right a live look outside checking in on the bay bridge. it is very windy on the span so be prepared for that we have a storm moving and so you're going to have a

i'm mandy gaither. >>it is estimated that between 8.12% of those people who use opioids will develop and opioid addiction. a new report found that the drinking water and dozens of american cities is contaminated with elevated levels of quote for ever chemicals also known as pfa chemicals got that name because they do not break down naturally and will build up in our bodies increasing the bad things increases the risk of cancer reduces the effectiveness of vaccines. and it harms the development of fetuses according to the report from the environmental working group tap water samples from 44 places in 31 states and the district of columbia were tested. some of the highest pfa levels detected were in samples from major metropolitan areas, places like miami philadelphia, new orleans and the northern new jersey suburbs of new york city, the cdc says nearly all americans have pfa is in their blood and the health effects of low levels of the so-called forever chemicals is unknown. coming up a father is charged

i'm mandy gaither. >>time for a 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside right now at san francisco's embarcadero lead to getting dark chief meteorologist maisa rodriguez is here and we have a storm that is fast approaching yeah, it's going to arrive within a few hours mainly impacting the north bay duri the overnight hours but for the rest of us unfortunately just in time for your thursday morning commute so let's take a look at stormtracker 4 very dry conditions but that storm starting to make its way along that northwest portionofhe golden state this evening d future cast. >>is going to show some light bands of rain riving first along the northwest portion of the north bay tonight drive midnight but then we're going tonotice the heaviest downpours and the gusty us winds riving for those of you first in the north bay right around sunrise for the san francisco peninsula and the east bay we're going to notice the ak of the storm right around mid morni d for those of you in the south bay right arou

i'm mandy gaither. washinon lawmakers are in taking a look at several bill that would inease access to tom: my mom always told me actions speak loer than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. theivalues are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, fiting corporate insidersn who put profits over people. m tom steyer, and i approve this message because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. >>in washington say they not want mothers and fathers to have to choose between having a family and having a caer a house committee is looking at severa legislative proposals that would closethe for federal workers and create a national pd family leave benefit. our washington correspondent annawerner key has the tails. >>a missouri republican congresswoman ann wagner says as a mom and a gram alshe knows the joy and stress a along with rent and groceries parents are now paying for medical

m mandy gaither. >>there is no specific treatment but the symptoms due usually go away on their own. doctors can relieve those symptoms by prescribing a pain or fever medicaion. the cdc says a room here for humidifier hot shower. those are things that can help with a sore throat or cough. drink, plenty of fluids get a lot of rest and if the symptoms feel worse than standard called doctor. definitely go see a >>tonht, cafornia is loing to classify the popular pa killer, acetaminophen as a rcinogen acetaminophen is used to trt the active ingredient in many ver the counter medicatio like tylenol. the california carcinogen identification committee is taking publc comment on the move thrgh next mondayafter that if they decide to add it to the list companies that use the drug will be required to warn customers fore they buy it. >>tonight we are learning more about representative tulsi gabbert's defamation lawsuit claims that during an n. she interview and 2019 hillary clinton lied about gabbert's ties with

i'm mandy gaither. michael martin washington. >>facebook is back in the hot seat here on capitol hill. why some lawmakers say it's finally time to regulate the social media giant will have the full story coming up. >>and if you're streaming us on kron on the news continues during the commercial breaks go to >>come back on the hot seat on capitol hill today, lawmakers say they're concerned over what they call deceptive and manipulative practices on the platform, republicans and democrats remain silent on how to enforce the rules on the website washington dc correspondent marketing has the details. >>basically moving from a lawful society to an unlawful virtual internet society with social media now deeply embedded in american life. lawmakers and technology experts but more regulations to protect people online millions of americans have been affected by data breaches and privacy abuses at a wednesday hearing michigan democrat debbie dingell grid after facebook he says the government needs to step in the cost of failure to protect s

i'm mandy gaither. >>and excitement for the big game. the uper bowl is building with a matchup between the forty-niners in the kans city chiefs just 6 days away and kron four's maureen kelly taed with the 49 a faithful in san fraisco's mission district today. >>everybody excited toght is niners pre run so deep in san francisco's mission district its namesake mural depicts a fan sporting he team's jersey which is y you n't have to go far to find people wearing their team colors lots of red and gold these are on display on the somewhat drizzly day. another man had quite a few forty-niners pins on his hat atleast one bar already has their windows painted letting fas know they'll be playing the game you're on tv. this sunday. >>has several stores have 9 or t shirts ready to sell as well as 9 or backpacks and even a 49 er pin yada jj jeweler cells earrings and pendants with the forty-niners logo, thman behind the counter says he's got his lucky montana jersey ready to wear for the big game and shirts for most of his family ready to his sunday

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye.ote with a quite a bit of sunshine up, especially across england, wales and eastern scotland. all down to high pressure. high—pressure still with us through wednesday but will see subtle changes where we losing the cooler blew out there and importing something less cold off the atlantic into the orange and yellow colours there. so for today, into the orange and yellow colours there. so fortoday, is into the orange and yellow colours there. so for today, is going to be largely right again thanks to high pressure but because there is more moisture in the air, it is going to be cloudy across england and wales and certainly will see a lot more cloud around. probably the best of any brightness will be across eastern scotland where they will be some shelterfrom eastern scotland where they will be some shelter from the south—westerly wind. the odds dry spell further south but leaden skies and mist and workarounds too. very light falls and nothing to stir up the air but a milder day like i sho

you're watching thursday in parliament with me, mandy baker.he government against the curse of "starting and stopping" the high speed 2 rail project, while other peers called for hs2 to be scrapped. ministers are considering whether to press ahead with the scheme, designed to run fast trains from london to birmingham, and eventually further north. a leaked report has suggested the cost of hs2 could almost double from the £56 billion expected in 2015 to more more than £100 billion. some peers felt the money would be better spent improving local rail services across the north of england. hs2 will do very little to help these long neglected commuters travelling into cities in the north. in fact, the main beneficiaries of the relief of hs2, when it's finished, will be london commuters, who use the west coast mainline. chris stokes, an independent rail consultant, described hs2 as, and i quote, "a very expensive way of dealing with the milton keynes—euston commuter peak. " simply put, hs2 project is a poor reflection of the uk's rail investment need

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own children, the website says buying now will help you save later for today's consumer watch i'm mandyaither all right, i'm taking notes us good advice. a little peek outside checking in on the airport. >>that things could get a little complicated today, you know how it is we have rain and storms moving into the bay area sometimes it will lead to major delays at sfo. it's calm and dry right now, but the storm is approaching that's our big weather story john trouble tracking it. he has everything you need america isn't just sick of donald trump, america's getting sicker. there are one million more uninsured americans every year under trump. and he's repeatedly tried to repeal obamacare. mike bloomberg will make sure everyone without health coverage can get it, and everyone who likes theirs, keep it. while capping fees to lower costs. as mayor, he helped expand coverage to seven hundred thousand more people. and championed women's reproductive health. as president, he'll give access to everyone. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>the back 4.54 on this thursday morning pay s

so from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello there. us — misty and murky with some spots of drizzle. there were a few brighter spells, particularly eastern scotland and north—east england, and i think today's looking pretty similar — most places cloudy with limited spells of brightness. we've still got our area of high pressure, it's getting squeezed out as lower pressure's pushing in from the north and from the south. this weather front will be pushing to the north—west of scotland to bring outbreaks of rain. but it's going to be another very grey day. there could be some dense fog patches in places, particularly england and wales, and some of the cloud might be thick enough for the odd spot of light rain or drizzle. much like wednesday, it's probably eastern scotland and north—east england where we'll see the best of any brightness. we could see a little bit as well across the south—west of england. for most of us, the winds will be winds but stronger in north—west scotland as that weather front moves in. there will be a stronger eas

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello there. for western scotland. you can see the system here, wound itself up over the atlantic, lots of isobars on the chart, hence gales with gusts up to 80—90 miles an hour,across the north—west corner of the uk. these are severe gale storm force winds and also heavy rain. and the rain has swept its way northwards and eastwards, eventually clearing away from the south—east early on tuesday, lots of showers packing in behind across the north and west, snow till fall over the high ground. watch out for icy patches across the north of the uk to start tuesday morning. less cold the further south that you are. we look to the south—west, the next area of low pressure, moving up to bring another spell of rain and gales as we hear through the course of tuesday. still stays quite blustery across the north of the uk, as storm brendan continues to retreat northwards. there will be some sunshine through the morning but the cloud builds and the rain starts to back into the south and the west, pushes north

now on bbc news it's time for the week in parliament with mandy baker. hello, and welcome to the week in parliament, a week in which a key piece of government brexit legislation finally becomes law. her majesty has signified her royal assent to the following act, european union withdrawal agreement, act 2020. order, order. a former hospital consultant warns of the dangers of the virus, which has infected hundreds of people in china. although the chinese have sequenced the genome of the virus, it is mutated and now spreads directly from human to human. and in a special debate to mark holocaust memorial day, mps share harrowing family experiences. i learned that my own great—grandmother, reina sevilla, was deported from the vel d'hiv via drancy to birkenau concentration camp, where she was murdered in the gas chambers. but first, it's been three years in the making, but finally, the eu withdrawal agreement bill has become law. this key piece of legislation sets out the terms of the uk's divorce from the european union. the road has been rough as well as lo

picturesque scenery of the swiss alps as opening speaker of the world economic forum in davos mr trump mandy praised his administration's work he also told the global business elite that essentially each country would be better off fighting for themselves warnings that climate change threatened the future of the planet just a side leaving behind a heap pietschmann trials few could blame donald trump for seeking out some additional alpine. the us president was in davos to address the global elite but. his message was meant for households across the u.s. . america's thriving america is flourishing and yes america is winning again like never before with just days after reaching a breakthrough with china trump sees this teach to bang the drum for his america 1st approach and these agreements represent a new model of trade for the 21st century agreements that are fair reciprocal and prioritize the needs of workers and families but as well as baseness this year's conference was supposed to deal with the growing plummet crisis with activists like gretta to embark summoned to rebuke the powerful you

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i'm mandy gaither. >>lawyers for the democratic led house are asking the us supreme court to immediately step in and help decide the fate of the affordable care decade ago now is referred to as obamacare a group of 20 democratic lead states and the district of columbia. >>they are asking the house in the in asking rather. they're asking the supreme court to take it up during its current term last month a federal appeals court held the law's individual mandate was unconstitutional. but it sent the case back down to a lower court to decide whether other provisions of the law should remain in effect if 4 justices agreed to hear the case and expedite it for this term, it would mean that the court would render a decision on that law. this spring up next grammy-nominated rapper hugged a baby is in what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap

i'm mandy gaither. >>the only compromise side this is making his of our children's heal. >>up ne a number of crits in the health industry not impress wi a new ban on e cigarettes why they say the government needs to do more and say this new move >>today the trump administration announced the highly anticipated ban on flavored e cigarette sales that ban now makes it illegal to sell certain fruity flavored e cigarette producs products which health advocates say have accelerated teen vaping rates to epidemic proportions month several ban arguing it n't stop ks e from vaping or martin has the latest fm washington. ke no mistake. this is an historic y afr months of conttious debate and protests, the trump administration is kicking off the new year with the much anticipated ban on flavored e cigarette products we're going to have and force agait isis correct products. >>that are mostppealing to chiren breageneral with the department of health and man services says retailers will only beallowed to sell menthol products and not other fruity flavors thatthey will only apply to clo

mandy i know m some things to highlight about erik particularly, maintenance. and so please. >> absolutely. it's great to be here, matt, thank you, and to the bipartisan policy center points fantastic to be here and representing ohio and secretary of state frank law rows. ohio has been a member of erik, and that stands for the electronic information center. it's a recommendation for the task force report. we are proud members of eric in ohio. member states of which there are 30 members, so 29 states and the district of columbia. and the recommendation itself is that all states should join eric for security data sharing and le less maintenance. it is a fantastic organization run by fantastic people. georgia recently joined. florida is another notable state that joined erikic, kentucky and vermont as well. ohio uses it in the secure transfer and data to do many things, and secretary larose is passionate about max mooigsing access and data sharing. one of those ways we plan to do so is increasing our eligible but unregistered mailing frequencies. that's sharing th

i'm mandy gaither. >>and let's go back to the 40 niners days away from the 16th nfc championship game in the franchise's history, here's a look at the niners in the field this afternoon in santa clara george kittle not out there with an ankle issue but he is expected to be a full go sunday. the last week so much was made of jimmy garoppolo making his first career playoff start. and although the game plan against minnesota was run-heavy groppa loaf solid. he says winning takes priority over personal credit when asked about what he learned from tom brady in new england and getting ready for these big games. consistency. it is the top priority. there's that took away from watching him go through and everything is just. >>inconsistency that he had throughout the entire on whatever it was the first playoff game, the super bowl. it's very consistent between all of it not i think that just goes your coverage the week to prepare going into the game and you're gonna play like that and i think we showed that we c

cnbc's mandy drury from london has the latest good morning. >> good morning, frances you're absolutelyme of year again it always comes around and way too quickly. mr. tax man is knocking on the door the irs is now accepting 2019 returns for individual taxpayers, and about 150 million returns are expected to be processed the year of course, the deadline is april 15th with an automatic extension until october 15th you were talking about vine just a moment ago remember that, the six-secono pm the cofounder with the now defunct platform vine has just announced its successor and that is called bite apparently bite lets you the user shoot and upload six-second looping videos it was launched on both android and ios on friday some of the co-founder was saying it should feel both familiar and new to users. so maybe you guys can be the judge. give it a go and tell me what you thib it. >> it might be tough to elbow out tik tok and bum rang thank you. >>> still ahead, a lot more ona. the shocking death oo death of d kobe bryant. >> you're watching "early today" on a monday. and especially medicare

i'm mandy gaither. >>you might say it's appropriate that today, the us navy announced it will be naming a new aircraft carrier. after decorated world r 2 veteran doris dorie miller got. >his is a man right there it's the first aircraft carrier to be named after an afrin american. it's also the first one to be named after a sailor for actions while serving in the enlisted ranks the official naming ceremony took place today. miller defended pearl harbor during the 1941 attack. >>on the hawaiian naval base where pretty crazy story. the navy says and antiaircraft machine gun that he was not trained to operate this is on the uss west, virginia. he kept firing until he ran out of bullets and was ordered to abandon ship. his biography says he believed he shot down a japanese plane to incredible story and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 thanks for being with us this hour, we'll see you back here tonight for kron 4 news at 9. in prime time right now it's time for kron 4 news at 6 with him or again when i grant vi

. >> senate from texas this is for mandy from texas. she said democrats have no case and why are they letting them do this. brandon from texas, said to see how many americans and our other two part and are not intelligent enough to see why this is so problematic and has happened. we go to nina, from week is mississippi, mr. trump was not given the rights that every american gets charged with any crime shift policy tumor, they are full of hateful freedom and trumps constitutional rights. in a democrats blind next printed. >> this is cheryl. go ahead. thank you for taking my call. this is where most people think washington is broken. senators and congressmen are elected to represent the people. another party. not that party. mr. trump has been the most unconventional president we have ever had. he tweeters on people, attacks on people. in the russian in the oval office. he is not a presidential percent. he is a businessman. he is not a president. or presidential. >> so cheryl, has it helped or hurt him in terms of his relation to in parti

>>mandy moore has a new single and video save a little for yourself and for the first time 10 years a new album silver landings. moore's first studio disk in a decade, its stores march, 6 and she'll hit the road to support a launching a 29 city tour march 20th in pittsburgh singing along in hollywood, i'm david daniels. >>in this monday morning thinking all right a live look outside checking in on the bay bridge. it is very windy on the span so be prepared for that we have a storm moving and so you're going to have a wet commute later on. plus we're already tracking a of major accident on highway one it's in pacific. all all lanes closed southbound wanted manor drive due to a fatal accident kron 4 sarah stinson just arrived to the scene she's gathering more details from chp should have the latest coming up in a live report stay with us. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, if you are driving today, heading to work you are in store for a wet commute looking pretty good right now, but we have a storm on the way yes, the storm on our doorstep now and the winds ahead of it are year,

pete buttigeig had mandy moore introduce him. and elizabeth warren flipped the script on everybody. >> while senator elizabeth warren is stuck in d.c. for the trial, her most-popular campaign partner, bailey warren, is campaigning in iowa. >> bailey delivered a speech addressing the ratio of treats to belly rubs. and he was joined by drake university's grif the bulldog for 18 minutes of selfies. >> trevor: oh, okay i see how it is. in america you send a dog to campaign for you, it's an adorable story. but if africans elected a bush pig as mayor, people would call us a weird continent! ( laughter ) seriously, american politics is strange. you can just send a dog to fill in for you to a campaign rally? you can't do this in any other job. they'll never announce this on a flight. "ladies and gentlemen, the pilot is sick, but he send his dog, captain snappy, to fly the plane." ( panting ) you know what i worry about, though, is that now that warren's dog is on the campaign, soon we could see other candidates going negative on that dog

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. below freezing across many part of the uk with sleet and snow showers across northern england, scotland and ireland as well. further south we have some showers around, falling as rain with a bit of hail mixed in and further north though showers will fall as sleet and snow, mainly over the hills would certainly some wintry nest dropping to lower levels as well. best of the sunshine for eastern scotland and eastern england with temperatures for—9d. tuesday brings is another unsettled day of sunshine and showers, once again falling as sleet and snow over the high ground in the north. rain further south, best of any sunshine for central and eastern parts. a chilly start with snow and ice in the forecast. mild and unsettled later this week. welcome to bbc news. our top stories: us basketball star kobe bryant, one of the game's greatest ever, is killed in a helicopter crash aged 41. it's sad to see one of — a real basketball legend pass like that. but we're definitely going to remember his

mandy baker will be here for the rest of the week. but from me, kristiina cooper, goodbye!ine i'm afraid grey is likely to be the orderfor the next afraid grey is likely to be the order for the next few days. the clu b a cross order for the next few days. the club across the uk, also for some dense patches of fog to contend with. the high pressure is still with. the high pressure is still with us for the rest of the week, driver the week, dry weather to come, but as the eye plummets into moist airfrom the come, but as the eye plummets into moist air from the atlantic, they will help to thicken our cloud. testing this morning, dense fog patches probably our primary concern across southern britain was up to the corridor, southern counties of england as far north as into the midlands and a good past of east anglia. and for the a lot of cloud around, the dregs of the weather front actually pushing to the west of scotla nd front actually pushing to the west of scotland picking brain into argyle, best of any brightness, of months but they do not we have the feet of the adaptec. —

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello.k on sunday —— mainly dry the beacon. this is how saturday shaping up. a zone of brightest guys just pushing further north across england and wales for a time during the day but then thicker cloud comes back and some drizzly rain around in places. tense for a bit of drizzle across northern ireland and scotland. a windy day here, mild day elsewhere. turning breezy or is this what the system —— this weather system begins to move in. during sunday, it will push further east. operates a more substantial rain, rather frost free started the on sunday. they will be some brighter sprains behind the rain the sun will really come out in northern ireland, in scotland, brighter after the rain. a breezy day turning quarter as some rain clears. welcome to bbc world news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories... china reports more deaths from the respiratory coronavirus as the first cases in europe are confirmed. the search for survivors continues after a powerful earthquake strikes eastern turkey. at

mandy, i know had some things to highlight about eric and maintenance. >> it is great to be here. it is fantastic to be here in representing ohio and the secretary of state. a member of eric for a while. it stands for the electronic registration and information center. for therecommendation task force report. we are proud members of eric. eric member states, of which there are 30 members. ofstates and the district columbia. the recommendation is that all states should join eric for secure data sharing and maintenance. it is a fantastic organization that is led by wonderful people. georgia recently joined. we are grateful to have them. florida is another notable state that joined. kentucky and vermont as well. ohio uses eric in the secure transfer and sharing of data to do many things. secretary larose is very passionate about maximizing ohio's access and data sharing. one of the ways we plan to do so is increasing our eligible but unregistered mailing frequencies. sharing data is with other states to identify the list of folks in your state who are of eligible voting age or unregi

i hope you canjoin mandy baker on bbc parliament at 11pm on monday night for the latest from the commonsain across scotland and northern ireland. the winds are picking up as well, though, from a long way south, mind you so drawing mild air after a cold start to the night. the night. the tempers are continuing to rise. the ability nine, 10 degrees or so by the time i get your early morning. on saturday a picture start to the night. the tempers are continuing to rise. the ability nine, 10 degrees or so by the charmer get your early morning. on saturday habitually the rain across scotla nd saturday habitually the rain across scotland and northern ireland, heaviest over the hills, it‘s going to be this way south and slowly dipping somewhat weather to the current —— into snowdonia, shall variance constant and northern ireland as the wind starts to ease through the afternoon. the track days blustery, cow cycling in some places. mild across many parts of the uk with typical temperatures around 11 or12, the uk with typical temperatures around 11 or 12, bit that integrates. that band of rain is g

now on bbc news it's time for the week in parliament with mandy baker.y piece of government brexit legislation finally becomes law. her majesty has signified her royal assent to the following act, european union withdrawal agreement, act 2020. 0rder, order. a former hospital consultant warns of the dangers of the virus,

i hope you canjoin mandy baker on bbc parliament at 11pm on monday night for the latest from the commonstorm brendan living in. a deep area of low pressure and that means strong winds. the wind freshening all the while ahead of the system pushing the rain into many western areas accompanied bya into many western areas accompanied by a very strong perhaps disruptively strong wind. gusts up to 45 miles an hour but up to 70 miles around the irish sea coast. also on the eastern side of scotland. perhaps before the day is done, as much as 85 horsepower through the western isles so again that will be speed restrictions, travel disruption and ferries could have a real problem. at least the rank lose weight but the wind is an ever present feature. a bright start to tuesday in central and western scotla nd to tuesday in central and western scotland but not very long into the morning, the next pulse of mild air from the atlantic so that means a lot of cloud and rain gradually pushing its way up towards the central part of scotland. it is mailed to the south but further north, that rain may fall in

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello.will be windy. it all follows a spell of rain on sunday, low pressure making things very changeable again after high pressure, which may have kept us dry but certainly recently, it has given us these grey, gloomy skies, and it did again on saturday. sunday starts without a frost. dry across the east, except for the odd shower. wet in the west. the rain from this weather front moving west to east across the uk on sunday. behind that wet weather, we're in the blue. this is the colder air coming in. within that, there will be sunny skies to start the new week, also showers — cold enough for those to be wintry in places, as we will see in a moment. let's follow the progress of sunday's rain. quickly out of northern ireland, pushing through scotland in the morning. the sunshine comes after the rain. it should clear northern england, wales, the west of england into the afternoon. turns a bit brighter there. still there to end the afternoon across east anglia and south—west england. wintry on

i hope you canjoin mandy baker on bbc parliament at 11pm on monday night, for the latest from the commonsy and sunshine today, but blue sky in short supply over the next few days as we transition to a very u nsettled days as we transition to a very unsettled spell of weather. strong winds and heavy rain which may well cause some disruption on monday and tuesday. for this afternoon, cause some disruption on monday and tuesday. forthis afternoon, lots cause some disruption on monday and tuesday. for this afternoon, lots of dry weather. lots of sunshine, 5—10d for most of us. some showers over the high ground in scotland, and northern ireland. they fade away tonight. a few more showers across england and wales were generally clear skies for some quite a cold night ahead. a touch of frost in the north, mostly frost free to start monday further south. monday morning will be the wind picking up and that is down to storm brendan approaching from the west. you can see the proximity of the isobars, the wind will be disruptive through the day on monday although we start off the morning with a fair

i hope you canjoin mandy baker on bbc parliament at 11pm on monday night for the latest from the commonsam has looked like this. and you‘ll notice as i take you through the next few days, it will continue in similar vein — pretty strong, firing in from the west and south—west, and in each kink, we will see a succession of low pressure systems delivering yet more wet and windy and mild weather towards the british isles. and that‘s rather how we start the day across a good part of england and wales, although i suspect that once the cloud and rain has quit the scene, by around about lunchtime on the east coast, it will be a glorious afternoon. plenty of sunshine around. dry for the most part too, save for a peppering of showers across the north and west of scotland, urged along in this neck of the woods by a noticeable south—westerly wind. but nowhere near as windy for many of us as was the case on saturday, and those temperatures still hanging onto double figures down across the southern half of britain. and then, as the sun sets, the temperatures will tumble away underneath relatively cle

out electric vehicles in china, in europe mostly we are looking optimistic to 2020 >> we'll take it mandy, i'll hand it back to you in london. >> let's take a look at some things that are not so optimistic the chinese city wuhan has shut down all in and out going flights to deal with the coronavirus. the virus has so far killed 17 people several hundred cases have been reported in thailand, china, japan and to the united states they hope to work to stop th spread of the virus. they are being implemented the director general said the organization needed more time to decide whether to declare the outbreak an international emergency. >>> cathay pacific has suspended flights to and from wuhan adding that it is monitoring the situation closely and will continue to work with hong kong health authority i want to bring in the finance minister from australia. on the sidelines of davos here, one of the concerns that emerged is the health risk in the asia-pacific region on the case of the coronavirus picking up overnight. >> we have processes in place to monitor any of this threats and usual process

iraq he wants to be a king maker even though his country is not that powerful >> thank you so much mandymay not have a crystal ball but we have futures to give us a sneak peek. the implied open is sharply negative here for the u.s. market after the three-day weekend. the last moment in the sun was at a record high on friday this is following on from negative asia and now a very negative europe. a number of things going on, mounting concerns about a new strain of pneumonia, the corona virus that could ripple around the world. one of the other reasons why the uk is weak is because sterling is stronger a of much better than expected uk jobs data a bit of a blow hoping for jobs data >> the imf was outlining the downside to the risk of the economy. he'll be speaking to carrie lam. that is a first on cnbc interview at 16:30 cet you don't want to miss that as we get to the latest unfolding there in hong kong we'll head over to our other location in davos. love actually director about how you can make your money matter i'm pretty sure you are a "love actu actually" fan. >> i watch it every time

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so you got a little mandy patinkin going there. you know saul from "homeland"?> nope. >> jimmy: can we even see his eyes? could i have a look at your eyes, please? all right. now i feel like you're pretending to be high. let's check our next, i don't know if we can call them contestants. brianna, where are you from? >> i'm here from chatham, new york. >> jimmy: you're heren va>>on? >> i'm h television. >> jimmy: right off the bat, you're a suspect. let's get a close look at breeanna's eyes. studying television. not only are your pupils dilated, i don't think you have any rest of the eyeball. let's meet anne at the end there. hi, anne. how are you? >> good. how are you? >> jimmy: where are you from? >> simi valley, now. i migrated from philadelphia seven years ago. >> jimmy: what are you doing out on the boulevard today? >> visiting you. >> jimmy: oh, okay. all right. how nice. okay. so we have anne, breeanna and i'm going to rule out jessee, because i think he was trying to pretend he was high. boy, anne, i think would be too much, after the last one. oh, anne,

but then why is there no outcry about actress mandy moore, who is one of the speakers here? little hypocritical, but in the end this is pretty conserve tough show. very pro-business. gary shapiro says i'm not a democrat. i'm not a republican. even said he voted for hillary clinton yet he was one who invited her because he has seen her have the platform. melissa: she does a lot of great work connecting the future of work with the generation that we have in school right now, especially going all the way down to middle school. connecting businesses, that need workers with the talent that's out there. i mean we have empty jobs. we need to figure out how to educate people for it. it is better that companies get in the mix, private business, rather than leaving it all to government because they always fall far behind. liz, great coverage. i love everything you've done today. so many great things. the flying car, all of the cutting-edge news. you are fantastic. we will be sure to catch liz tomorrow. you have day two of your special coverage. i want to give you some of these guests.