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now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello.e widely. coldest start to a day since january 2021. coldest of all braemar in aberdeenshire, —16 as we began the day. so, how long is this cold spell going to last? we notice the blue colours remain in force throughout this week. a little blip of milder air very close to the south. that could have some impact tomorrow night. but it isn't until this weekend, especially sunday, we could see a wholesale pattern change. 0ut there, back here and now, we've also got to add to the cold, some mist and fog around still lingering. a murky day across parts of central eastern england. that drifting a bit further northwards. a lot of sunshine elsewhere, a few wintry showers in eastern northern ireland, some in the very far north of scotland. but for most it is colder there. some not getting above freezing all day long. temperatures dropping again this evening and with it, a significant ice risk, especially where you've seen the wintriest of the weather through the past couple of days. so into toni

let's get more from our weather presenter matt taylor.r the next few days, linked to something which has been termed a weather bomb, bomb cyclone. what is that about? the jet stream is full of fast flowing area above canada, pushing into the us and on this car of subtle changes in wind speed because it is here to rise rapidly and that develops an area of low pressure very quickly. the centre of that, the pressure control is more than —— and dropped more than 20 millibars an hour which is when it gets the

let's get more from our weather presenter matt taylor.coldest weather in decades is set to sweep across the us and canada over the next few days, linked to something which has been termed a weather bomb, bomb cyclone. what is that about? the jet stream is full of fast flowing area above canada, pushing into the us and on this car of subtle changes in wind speed because it is here to rise rapidly and that develops an area of low pressure very quickly. the centre of that, the pressure control is more than —— and dropped more than 20 millibars an hour which is when it gets the term a weather bomb, ere pressure becomes very stormy very quickly. the winds around that help push cold air widely. back to wednesday, calgary had its coldest december day in 26 years, —28 celsius. that cold air will sweep across canada and into a good part of central and eastern us. freezing anything which has fallen in terms of rain so flash freezing is a big issue but temperatures dropping by day and night. even in the south, texas and florida and the bahamas, some

here's matt taylor. brrr! you said it, clive, and i think you will be seeing it for a few days now.y good evening to you. this is northern ireland. a bit of snow dusted around and more of us will see snow but will you where you are? let's have a look. you probably will across the northern half of scotland, frequent snow showers through the week. a bit more hit and miss around the peripheries of the country but the vast majority of the population at the moment, not a good chance of any snow but what there is is that developing cold. it is already cold and set to get colder. northerly winds sweeping southward across the country, and daytime temperatures later this week, barely above freezing for some. by night, widespread and quite sharp frost for just about all of us. that is a few there away. tonight, bit of a frost across northern and western areas with skies clearing. still cloud in the north and east with showers around, mainly of rain at this stage, sleet over northern scotland. just about frost free through southern areas and this is where we start the day, with a bit of cloud,

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. way. let me take you to the outskirts of chelmsford, our coldest spot this morning. temperatures at —11 celsius at six in the morning. 6am on monday morning, a good 22 degrees warmer. that is quite a turnaround, but it will have some consequences to get from one to the other, i will show you. out there at the moment, still chilly, still some further wintry showers, rain around the coast in the west. sleet and snow inland, giving a covering in places, particularly across parts of scotland and the hills of northern england and north wales. most other spots will be dry, more cloud than recent days, but still some sunny spells. temperatures up a little bit on recent days, but with slightly more breeze. now, as we go into this evening and overnight, temperatures will drop again. risk of ice where we have seen showers in the west. things will become dry for most, but then later on, cloud, wind and rain spill through ireland into the south—west of england. and note the temperatures. plymouth

. - now it�*s time for a look at the weather with matt taylor for the first time in a while, all partsovering on the hills and parts of north yorkshire comedy. most cats will most parts will be clear to temperatures lifting, still down where we would expect at this stage in december. frost and ice will be a problem tonight, showers fade initially, then cloud, when, and rain into the south—west. by the end of the night, belfast and plymouth up to around 5 degrees. frost elsewhere, with that calderon place, mild air trying to push its way in preceded by the rain and also some snow over the mountains initially in wales but then the risk of that rainfall onto a very cold services in northern ascending and deposit cotton. temperatures up to around 12 degrees in plymouth and that mild air will spread to all as we go through sunday night. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: work is continuing to restore electricity and heating in parts of ukraine — after a wave of russian air strikes hits infrastructure. train passengers in britain face further delays today, as the rmt union continue their

an matt taylor was seen as the earlier it was going to get worse. in towns as low as minus five degrees, because you're still in royalist wants to start the day on thursday. there's a risk of further snow showers in northern scotland and running down through northeast england as well. and with expos close could see further showers and the risk of ice further inland with a seat some sunshine. but he stays cold for all particularly in those showers, particularly on that exposed east coast. take care. this programme contains scenes of repetitive flashing images. at six — border force staff at the uk's busiest airports announce eight days of strike action over christmas and new year. from glasgow and cardiff to london's heathrow and gatwick airports — around 1,000 border staff will walk out from 23rd december until new year's eve — at the height of the christmas getaway. with paramedics and nurses among many others set to walk out, the prime minister has today refused to rule out banning the emergency services from going on strike. if union leaders are

matt taylor! good morning, thank you, janet, as well.n the areas north and east of glasgow, turning back to sleep in lower levels, but could see 30 centimetres of snow in and around the trossachs, some rain and snow around northern ireland, and one or two rain and sleet showers in wales, but most as you well, blue skies, morning mist and fog in the south—east clear, some places stay below freezing. tonight, more of a south—westerly breeze, bringing more cloud in western areas, rain around the coast, sleet and snow in land, could be icy, clearest conditions to the east where we could see east anglia and the south—east temperatures down to —8 but on saturday the sunniest weather will be here. more cloud in the west than today and some wintry weather. rain around the coasts, hail, sleet and snow inland and temperatures may be not quite as chilly. bye for now. hello this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: members of the uk�*s biggest rail union begin a 48—hour walk—out. just one in five trains are expected to run today and tomo

let's get the latest from matt taylor. according to state since 2010.ning. a cold night and it's fair to say, more mist and fog and yesterday, parts of midlands, northern england in north wales and snow flurries and snow in the far north of scotland in the story for most is the widespread frauds, the widespread ice and temperatures —15, -17 widespread ice and temperatures —15, —17 may be an parts of scotland. it is here will see some heavy snow showers working its way across the north mainland and other eastern parts and later in the day, misty lowe ploughed across northern england, north wales and will hang around for one or two but mostly brightening up in the day, misty lowe ploughed across northern england, north wales and will hang around for one or two but mostly brightening up the tray train right there with some sunshine hazy across there with some sunshine hazy across the south and temperatures for many still struggling to get above freezing and some substantially below to the english channel and we have this see—through cornwall, somerset and

here's bbc weather�*s matt taylor.ear, our coldest ever december was back in 95 and temperatures this time around will only drop to between —7 and —10 through the rest of this week but it is a first significant cold spell and abroad longed cold spell since february 21. why is it taking a turn for the culture? high pressure has become astonished in greenland forming a blocking pattern on the weather patterns are not really moving, high pressure, low pressure to the east of us and that is inducing this northerly flow, a run of arctic winds all the way down across the uk and into a good part of central and northern europe also. the impact on a day today in the uk are from mainly ice and a little bit of snow, snow mainly in northern scotland and a few flurries elsewhere but with temperatures so low, at times are conned with showers around the coast of et office has issued ice warnings to take us through the next few days. on top of this warnings, uk hail officials are issuing a level three cold weather alert for england, t

the reality is we have seen these republican elected officials, matt gates, marjorie taylor greene, laurenrt, madison cawthorn, who can nationalize a constituency over their own victimhood. and they don't need a traditional infrastructure of the congress to protect them and allow them to get reelected. can santos pull that hat trick that marjorie taylor greene and gates have pulled? i don't know. that's a tall order in new york politics compared to the deep red districts of those other two. but it's an interesting thing. kevin mccarthy today needs george santos more than george santos needs kevin mccarthy. and that's a sad testimony testament to today's republican politics. >> we will be watching. jason johnson, dave jolly, thank you both for joining us. and let's just give david a shout out. we all know you are about to win a ten out of ten on room rater for those two christmas trees. bravo. >> we all need this season, stephanie. the renewal, the self reflection, joy, let's celebrate. all share it. >> all right, that's pretty over the top, you've got a lot going on. but i'm here for it. b

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matt taylor has the latest forecast. hello.is weekend, especially sunday, we could see a wholesale pattern change. out there, back here and now, we've also got to add to the cold, some mist and fog around still lingering. a murky day across parts of central eastern england. that drifting a bit further northwards. a lot of sunshine elsewhere, a few wintry showers in eastern northern ireland, some in the very far north of scotland. but for most it is colder there. some not getting above freezing all day long. temperatures dropping again this evening and with it, a significant ice risk, especially where you've seen the wintriest of the weather through the past couple of days. so into tonight, to go with that ice risk, a few snow flurries midlands into north west england. a limited amount of impacts, one or two to the east of northern ireland, but more especially in the very far north of scotland, drifting around in some strengthening winds. and east anglia, south east, a cold night tonight, we see some clearing skies and some hazy

matt taylor, it's been good to talk to you.e had... you can see from the satellite picture just how much sunshine we've got inland, and that's because that northerly wind is driving and cloud on exposed coast. that means that there is a very low chance of seeing some snow across central and southern parts of england call on those exposed coast. maybe some ice risk as well. more significant snow showers potentially in the far north of scotland. in actual fact, as we go through the evening, we continue to see further snow showers as the north of scotland and may be anywhere along those sticky outfits for coastal areas as well. we keep some clear skies, temperatures likely to fall away in fact. in towns in city centres, down to —4 or minus five degrees. could see a line of more organised showers drifting across aberdeenshire over into the north yorkshire moors by the middle part of the afternoon. anywhere where we get some showers, more snow and ice continue into the far northwest. temperatures only around 2-4 northwest. temperatu

you've got marjorie taylor greene, and matt gates inside beckoning him in, come on in, kevin.evin, is like, no, i want to go down the hall. but the problem is, he can't go down the hall without figuring out how to get past that room. so that is one of the leverage pieces that kevin finds himself confronting right now. and the reality is, exactly as you laid it out in the opening. which was spot on. this guy -- he wants a job that nobody in the republican caucus wants to give him. he wants the job that, even if they decided to move towards him, donald trump at the 11th hour to sweep in, and, go don't want heaven. what do you think happens at that point? so this is the new reality. the governing piece. i think we need to disappears ourselves of any notion coming out of a republican-led congress. they already told us what the agenda is gonna be. a party with no platforms interested in hunter biden, not policy and health care. and the environment. >> yeah, that point about trump is such a great one as well. at any point you could come in and say, you know, what he does all the tim

marjorie taylor greene, matt gaetz, the credible charges of sex trafficking, yet these are the peopleand this is important to the conversation around kevin mccarthy, that don't need kevin mccarthy because in today's republican party, they're able to create a national constituency that provides them the financing, the social media support, and the affirmation of those behaviors that ultimately allow them to succeed. this is where when people talk about the party has trump. it's not about donald trump. it's about republicanism in 2022. >> dana, the party has taken trump and gone lower. these candidates are unbelievable. >> lower and lower. now we're seeing lauren boebert and matt gaetz are attacking marjorie taylor greene over the jewish space lasers. so just, i mean, they're saying look, she's even crazier than i am. so when you have a competition and when you keep invoking jewish space lasers, i'm a little worried that kevin mccarthy is going to get incinerated by one of those things. >> i'm just thankful herschel walker didn't enter that mix. thank you. thank you. thank you, lord. th

david, of all the things that could have come between lauren boebert, marjorie taylor greene, and matta man named kevin? >> yeah, mehdi, this thing has been brewing for a while, even before the speakership race. lauren boebert and marjorie taylor greene, trying to go their separate ways, to be honest, they inside skating, lauren boebert got very tired of always being tied to marjorie taylor greene. boebert wants to chase this raw hard right conservatism, and doesn't take greens flirtations with white nationalism and antisemitism as furthering her cause in her district in colorado. but they both are way out there on the right side of the spectrum here. and it is that kevin mccarthy which that is not letting it glow up. but mccarthy is an establishment candidate for speaker. it is remarkable that marjorie taylor greene has decided she will sell her political currency to back him. boebert may not. gaetz and others obviously not as well. mccarthy, in the ballots, with these two very specific numbers, boebert and green. >> after what kevin mccarthy is offering marjorie taylor greene behind

far right lawmakers with a history of inflammatory behaviors filters representatives matt gates and marjorie taylore. what is the role of the congressional black caucus in that climate? >> well, revenue, the congressional black caucus isn't has been known as the conscience of the congress. as you know, we have been in existence since 1971. we have started with 13 founders we now have 58 members representing over 80 million constituents across these united states. 17 million black americans. we, as a congressional black caucus will continue to protect and preserve our democracy which is fundamental. whether it's voting, protecting our courts, ensuring access to public education for our children. we understand the importance of this moment and pushing back on white supremacy, antisemitism, and other forms of hate against any group. the congressional black caucus is not only about representing the issues of the black community, it is about fighting for the needs and over the issues have all communities and to stand against discriminate shun and hate wherever it is. >> you mentioned hate. let's finish

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. disruption is still possible, and still snowing into the afternoon, particularly around the hills. a mixture of rain and sleet in some lower—level sites. a few rain and sleet showers to the north and west and northern ireland, one or two to the west of wales. most though, as you were out there, blue skies overhead and for some, temperatures not above freezing. tonight though, the clearest skies, the coldest weather, will be in the east, east anglia, may be as low as —8. in the west, though, not as cold. more cloud, some wintry showers, rain around the coast, sleet and snow in land, and the risk of ice sleet and snow inland, and the risk of ice into the morning. it will be a slightly different day on saturday for some western areas. there will be some more cloud around, some rain and sleet around the coasts, may be a bit of snow inland, particularly over the hills. some sunny spells too, eastern scotland and down through southern and eastern england especially. and whilst it will still

they kept doing it and matt gates and marjorie taylor green and all of them. i was in the rules committee wednesday and i exploded and i said actually, it seems like you guys have a self-appointed speech impediment. it is contagious. when i tried to pronounce your party it comes out the banana republic imparted with the banana republic amendment and the banana republican. i went home and told my wife she said that was an extremely immature response. [laughter] so luckily though i was reading this great book about franklin d roosevelt called traitor to his class. maybe some of you guys know it. was really interesting book about roosevelt but i learned something remarkable from the book which is that roosevelt did not call our political party my particleboard democratic party let much less the democrat party. he called it the democracy bird island from the great historian that was not something that was coined by fdr. he got from andrew jackson who talked about the democracy before as a democratic party. roosevelt leaned on it you can where he saying things like

you could either go with somebody extreme, someone maybe more in line with marjorie taylor greene, mattlso need democrats to effectively vote for them in the speaker's race. james carville was on the show and he floated the idea that somebody who's not in the house could potentially be speaker. don bacon from nebraska had said that that's a real possibility. it does feel, when you look at a republican caucus like "game of thrones," where everyone's going out for each other, everybody's playing the role of little finger, it is -- for a party that believes and presents itself as we stand on principle, stand for america, et cetera, boy, it seems like a fantasy land castle at times in that republican caucus. >> and do you have a favorite allegoical reference that applies the best? because you've gone ""g.o.t."" and "the wire." >> "dark night kwts when alfred said, i think they want to watch the world burn. that's the gop outlook. if you're somebody like that you end up getting consumed by the flames yourself, and you're seeing that play out in the republican caucus as well. >> very fair poi

think zelenskyy is some kind of dictator while putin is some kind of democrat, the marjorie taylor greene's, matt gates's of this world. but there's that law, there's the far-right, and then there's american public opinion as a whole, the war began with the ukrainian flag colors on the kennedy center in d.c., people putting ukrainian flags on their porches. but americans tend to have a very short attention span when it comes to foreign wars. how long, with a republican majority in the house, as time goes by, how long do you think american support for ukraine sustains? >> i think isolationism is a very american feature of both the left in the right. of course, you're seeing it much more on the right right now, with the maga movement. and it's, you know, it's echoed on both sides of the pond what you're seeing on fox news, what you're hearing on fox news, you often hear on kremlin state tv. about how this war is actually not about nato, and not about russian imperialism, but is actually about fighting the idea that instead of mom and dad, we'll have parent number one and pair number two, in putin's

and they kept doing it, matt gaetz and marjorie taylor green and all of enzymes in the rules committee one day and i just sort of exploded and i said actually, it seems like you guys have a self-appointed political speech impediment, and it's contagious because now when i try to announce your party, it comes out the banana republican party with the banana commit public amendment and the banana republican pics as of them wt home and told my wife and she said that was an extremely immature response. [laughing] so luckily though i was reading this great book by h. w. brands about franklin d. roosevelt called a traitor to his class. maybe some of you guys know. an interesting book about roosevelt but i learn something remarkable the book, which is theab roosevelt did not call our political party, my political party the democratic party, much less the democrat party. he called it the democracy, the democracy. i learn from the great historian michael kazen that thatch was nt something that was going by fdr. he got it from andrew jackson who talked about the democracy before it was the democr

>> now, jayson, i'm just going to say, i'm staring at marjorie taylor greene, matt gaetz, john kennedy, rick scott, medicare fraud, blake masters, dr. oz, j.d. vance, doug mastriano. >> none of those guys know how to debate whether they want to be a we are werewolf or a vampire. it's not you the resolve but actually like the numbers have said it. there's like 5, 6% of people who didn't vote in the midterms. those are enthusiastic people. those are not people who have been convinced by herschel walker who need to participate. they believe in raphael warnock. maybe playing for overtime. they're ready, voting, prepared, they want this to be over so the governing can start next spring. >> this will be a six-year term. people will get a break in this situation. i wonder if that's a motivating factor. our reporter at nbc, they have laid it out. there are something like 77,000 voters who didn't vote in november who are voting now. and is that because people maybe thought warnock was a shoe in before, and maybe now they're deciding. >> one, i think some people really recognized how critical it

he have a fortified majority, any one of those 45 people can wake up, this can be marjorie taylor greene, matt digs, paul goes are, can wake up and say today what i'm going to ask kevin mccarthy to do is to be on hunter biden or be on trump's friends, whatever it's going to be. what up until he is speaker of the house, until -- you will see all these chen jen shull things be featured in his dialogue because he is working so hard to get some really marginal and idiosyncratic people to vote for him as house beaker. one thing could be serious here. i don't think there is anything serious here, but one thing could be serious. the core -- somehow hunter biden for all his challenges and personal struggles, that he somehow enlisted the president, joe biden, in the service of his private business interests. that's legitimate. that's a legitimate area -- i don't think anybody is believed that that has happened. this is the third thing i would say. the republicans just dramatically underperformed in elections. the senate remains the democratic. in fact, more democratic. part of the reason for that is th

they should just remember their voices count as much as marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz and the other loud mouths. they don't get special votes because they're loud. stand up for yourself. do the right thing. >> susan and tom, always about to see you both. thank you both very much for coming on this morning. >>> and that does it for us this morning. jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now. >>> good morning. 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. in just a few hours, the man accused of making the palm in the terrorist attack on a flight over lockerbie, scotland will appear in a u.s. court 34 years after the deadly attack. >>> plus, we're learning new details about the high-profile prisoner swap that brought wnba star brittany griner back to the united states. and the reported divide within the administration over the deal. we'll speak to bill richardson who has assisted in griner's release >>> millions of americans out west are waking up to a thick blanket of snow after a massive winter storm. that system is now headed east. >>> and later this hour, we will look at the e

they should just remember their voices count as much as marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz and theal votes because they're loud. stand up for yourself. do the right thing. >> susan and tom, always about to see you both. thank you both very much for coming on this morning. >>> and that does it for us this morning. jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now. >>> good morning. 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. in just a few hours, the man accused of making the palm in the terrorist attack on a flight over lockerbie, scotland will appear in a u.s. court 34 years after the deadly attack. >>> plus, we're learning new details about the high-profile prisoner swap that brought wnba star brittany grinerk

matt bradley is on the ground in kyiv. also with us, u.s. former ambassador to ukraine, william taylor. thanks to both of you for being here. matt, how are people on the ground there fairing, given the fact that we are seeing now this assault again on ukraine? >> well, here's the thing, ukrainians are used to it, because of the fact of the matter is, these are relentless assaults for much of the past several weeks. because this has been kind of russia's favorite civilian target, electricity infrastructure. and he's chosen this way back in the fall, and actually, for the past several week, we've had a bit of a reprieve here. i woke up this morning to the sound of bombardments here in kyiv and it was kind of remarkable when you considered the fact that 69 missiles were fired from, well, the black sea, also from as far away as the caspian sea, and 54 of them were intercepted some of the that's like a rate of about 75 to 80% interception. but the real danger for civilians here, even though not a single missile launched here in the capital kyiv actually made it to its target, the risk is fall

perhaps their voices were louder these last months that they want to see the likes of marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz cause chaos this. goes beyond the house freedom caucus that you and i used to have and garrett is covering on capitol hill. this is about putting your food in the sand, even if it means suspending the u.s. constitution and flouting federal law and taking documents to mar-a-lago. this is a republican electorate here. this is not an insignificant share of them that are cheering on this type of mechanisms or operations in washington for the very purpose of stalling what they believe is ineffective. >> a republican electorate with the primaries, continuing to see the candidates that push that sort of stuff. let me ask you about kyrsten sinema, since i have you, and since you know arizona so well, bucking both parties saying americans don't like them and she's right, americans don't like them. what's your take on what she is doing. >> and the american electorate chose democrats, and an alternative to the republican party, and you know, think really when you're looking at arizona, the

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suburb elected a con man quote the caucus of unhinged representatives, the marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert, mattes has just increased by one. joining us now, ozzy paybarah, breaking politics news reporter for the washington post. ozzy, you were great last night. we had to bring you back, it has only been 24 hours since we talked about this very issue. can you walk us through some of the new developments? >> perhaps the biggest new development has been that a county district attorney has said that she will look into whether or not george santos has broken any laws. this follows the new york state attorney general. that office saying that we are looking into this reporting. and other elements, there are other probes potentially on the horizon. i don't think anybody would be surprised. to hear that allegations, you can read about in the newspaper. prompting investigators to take action. >> right. the biggest question surrounding george santos. questions about his personal campaign finance. are we any closer to finding out where he got the money to loan his campaign 700 grand during his most recent

matt gates supports everywhere that marjorie taylor greene says. and a supreme court justice was parting with him, on saturday night. the supreme court will not be hearing an appeal from donald trump to reverse the decision by the 11th circuit court of appeals to dismiss the trump legal challenge to the fbi's search of his florida residence. and so, today, judge a lean cannon officially had to do under orders from the 11th circuit court of appeals, what justice department prosecutors told her she should do on the very first day that donald trump's lawyers asked her to appoint a special master to review the documents seized by the fbi from donald trump's home. judge cannon had to humiliate herself in full today, in writing, with this. ordered and adjudged as follows. this case is dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. any scheduled hearings are canceled, any pending motions are denied as moot, and all deadlines are terminated. the court shout close this case, don, and ordered. and so, donald trump's lawyers, three months of playing games about a specia

matt gates. also in there is marjorie taylor greene and she is voting for kevin mccarthy. also, marjorie taylor greene. caught on tape saying that if she had planned january six that she would've been successful and her people would have been armed. i am just. you've written about mccarthy. what has happened. with his quest for the speakership. put all of this into the historical context, how far has the republican party slid from the destruction nests of newt gingrich to these jokers. >> right, it is been iteration after iteration. 1994, trump would've been so warm. i don't get to say this, but let me say i agree with matt gates. he called kevin mccarthy caden kathy. has no ideology. that is of course the issue. stands for nothing but ambition. so this is old-fashioned coalition politics. it used to be that you get some southerners mixed with some midwesterners. put things together. and you've got the insurrectionists. you've got the white nationalists, the qanon folks and the antisemites. in whatever fabulous george santos. that is your coalition. you have to keep that t

i'm joined by our weather presenter matt taylor.ergy bills, people are more concerned of how long and how cold this cold speu how long and how cold this cold spell will be. it how long and how cold this cold spell will be— spell will be. it is causing a lot of worry- _ how long will it last? it will be the most prolonged cold speu it will be the most prolonged cold spell we have had since february last year, 2021, significant as far as that is concerned, it looks at least to go into the start of next week, it gets a bit complicated then, it is a fight between cold day from the north, milder af from the south, if it happens across the uk we could be talking about significant snow next week but at the moment it looks like the cold could be holding on for a lot longer yet. politicians will return briefly to the stormont assembly today but the sitting isn't expected to end a crisis which has left northern ireland without a fully—functioning devolved government. the assembly has been recalled by sinn fein, which will criticise the democr

matt bradley. and also joining us is former united states ambassador to ukraine william taylor. >> reporter: yesterdayheard there were 40% of households that didn't have power. we don't know what the situation is there, but over the past couple weeks, the ukrainians have gotten very good at turning the lights back on. and right now, we're still seeing some rolling blackouts, but the lights seem to be back on. we have been driving around the capitol today and things seem to be working more or less, but there's a lot of challenges. the russians showed this morning that they are not done with bombarding kyiv and the rest of this country. yesterday you mentioned 70 projectiles launched by the russians at targets nationwide. most of them were shot down. those 16 that you mentioned, those 16 self-exploding drones that the ukrainianss say were provided to the russians by the iranians all of those were shot down before they struck their targets. but the fact is that a drone that's been intercepted or a missile that's beener is intercepted is still dangerous. yesterday we went tout a children's playground that

matt gates supports every word that marjorie taylor greene says. and supreme court justice was parting with him on saturday night. the supreme court will not be hearing an appeal from donald trump, to dismiss the trump legal challenge that the fbi's search of his florida residence so today judge elaine mercedes, cannon had to finally, under orders from 11th court of appeals, told her what she should, do on the very first day that donald trump's lawyers asked her to appoint a special master to review the documents seized by the fbi from all trump's home. judge cannon had to humiliate herself, in full today, in writing, with this. ordered and judges follows, this case is dismissed, for a lack of jurisdiction. any scheduled hearings are canceled, any pending motions or denied as moat, and all the lines are terminated. the clerk of courts shot closest case, done and ordered. and so, donald trump's lawyers, three months of play in games, about a special master are over, and now donald trump and his lawyers have to worry about what the special prosecutor

of those six two of them requested pardons after january 6th, andy biggs and matt gaetz and also in there is marjorie taylor greene and she's voting for kevin mccarthy. also marjorie taylor greene was caught on tape saying if she had planned january 6th she would have been successful and her people would have been armed. i'm just -- you've written about kevin mccarthy and what's happened with his quest for -- for the speakership, so put all of this into historical context. how far has the republican party slid from the destructionist newt ging rich to these jokers? >> right, it's just been iteration after iteration to this so 1994 the tea party wave, the trump wave and so on. i don't often get to say this, so let me say i agree with matt gaetz. he called kevin mccarthy cave in mccarthy, that he'll cave in to anything, and that is exactly the issue. he stands for nothing but ambition. so this is, you know, old-fashioned coalition politics. it used to be, you know, you'd get some southerners mixed with midwesterners and put things together. now you've got the insurrectionists, you've got the white nationalist

preserving democracy is an ongoing one, the fight is still at our front door you look at matt gaetz and marjorie taylore more power, more sway, have kevin mccarthy by the sensitive parts, that pa they have him. still the dominant force in that party, that's where we are, i think this "times" piece is very good and very careful in pointing out disaster was averted but if we pretend all is well and go about our business is a big mistake. >> when we think about u.s. history, the collapse of radical reconstruction, against the south, but in some ways shall we say identified with the underlining assumptions that organized the south, they didn't want to overthrow the government but they were somehow in collusion in the context of this war. but in this context we have a desire to move from personality but still embrace the policy, we don't want trump we still want the things he stood for, what do you make elise of what seems to be a longing for a reasonable republican party we're constantly looking for those elements, those people who seem to suggest that the republican party has righted itself, when over and

when we look down ballot, and we see these gerrymandered district, the likes of marjorie taylor greene and matthin the house of representatives. so even within the mainstream of the party, these forces are beginning to take root. and in some ways, nicole, this is an extension of an electoral strategy. there was this idea that disaffected white voters, they outnumbered -- who didn't vote outnumbered the black and brown and women and liberal voters who weren't voting. so, how do you attract those disaffected white voters? well, you appeal to grievance. you appeal though to their fears, and that was at the heart of trump's success in the beginning, and it's heart of his strategy now. and so, buckle up, buttercup, it's going to get worse. >> denver, i saved this for you. i don't know if viewers of this program saw it. i caught it today. trump expressed solidarity with the january 6th rioters. he released a video somewhere, not clear to me where he's communicating, raising money for and expressing his support thursday night for a group called the patriot freedom project. they're supporting families

and as we have seen the rise of characters like marjorie taylor greene, like the lauren boebert, like the matt. almost like the shock djs, where they put out content designed to and set their base and generate a conversation that are really uncomfortable things, there's only continuing to grow in part because they downright refusal of the main leadership or just outright condemn the stuff. and say knock it off, and it sends a signal that that type of conversation and dialogue is acceptable and the republican party. and again i go back to something i said earlier, how difficult is it to condemn somebody who says, i like hitler? and not see has to get the run of the deal historically. how hard is it to say yes, you shouldn't be dying with known white nationalists. you shouldn't speak out there conventions. and instead of condemning them, people like marjorie taylor greene who spoke at nick fuentes produce event, kevin mccarthy will reward her by putting her on the oversight committee. by giving her more power. by pandering to that extreme viewed within the party, rather than set them straight. t

marjorie taylor greene raises more money outside of the kevin mccarthy machine than she did within it, matttz, lauren boebert and others have created a national following. the question is, can george santos who is now widely considered a fraud and mocked for his lie, can he create this victimhood constituencies that other republicans have? that's a tough sale. but he's blaming democrats saying they lie more than i do. >> i want to ask you about a different component of this disarray which is what you make of the fight happening inside the rnc? >> yeah, look, a lot of crazies are fighting to try to leave the flock, if you will. mcdaniel likely can't hold on, you saw the state committee unanimously vote of no confidence in the sitting chairwoman, mcdaniel, and there are crazies willing to take over for her. i suspect her support will erode and maybe she'll be replaced. there's very little the rnc does in terms of actual electioneering, other than help facilitate a national primary. that's where the mccarthy/trump relationship -- mcdaniel-trump relationship with critical. >> let's take nikki h

taylor swift scenario? what are the price tags? matt: much less money, the kids don't really care about it.ould. kailey: and this is phish ph? matt: yes, last year they had to push the april and everyone got covid. kailey: well, let's see if matt maley is going to phish. fan? matt: i'm a fan but it won't be attending the concerts, i'm afraid. kailey: well, your attendance that matters is your attendance here this morning on "bloomberg surveillance." matt was talking about how 4000 became the consensus and we may not reach that level this year but that was after expectations had to be dramatically reduced from what they were at the start of 2022. what we expected this year would bring. does that mean that expectations for 2023 are also overly optimistic? matt: well it's funny one of the things we have heard a lot of is about the bearishness on the street the last couple of weeks. that sentiment has just changed dramatically but you are right, people have become much more bearish and talking about things dipping further. they said at the end of the year it will be fine. i am concerned about t

matt gaetz and lauren boebert, who stood but did not applaud. for the duration of his speech, the two sat motionless. earlier today what we saw from marjorie taylorene, she fired off a tweet where she derisively referred to president zelenskyy as a shadow president who in effect was coming to congress to beg for additional money which she called the 51st state, ukraine. the reason why i raised the behavior from those three-members of congress, those are the lawmakers and that is the type of sentiment that will have an outsized influence in the next republican congress. white house officials know they will face increased republican scrutiny when it comes to keeping the spigot of humanitarian aid open. it is why they have tucked into the spending bill an additional $45 billion of aid to ukraine. interestingly, house republican leader mccarthy, in many ways the house speaker in waiting if he's able to cobble together enough votes, he said he will not support what he calls a blank check for ukraine. he said that going into this speech and that is what he told reporters on his way out of the house chamber. in the senate it is a slightly different stor

matt made it to 7 games. tom: i would have sent you and maria. jonathan: you have 20 seconds to tell the world how much you love taylor swift.: [laughter] tom: i love what she and jack are doing at the national. some of it rings true. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ♪ >> keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world with the first word, i'm lisa mateo. a crucial vote today on the house january 6 committee. members will decide whether to recommend former president trump be indicted. they are considering a charge of insurrection. sam bankman-fried plans to drop his fight against extradition to the u.s. he has been locked up in the bahamas since last wednesday. bankman-fried has been accused of fraud and other charges. in ukraine the government says drones targeted kyiv overnight. they said 15 of the 23 aircraft were intercepted. tesla shares are higher on the potential of elon musk potentially stepping back from twitter. the social media company is distracting him from running the electric car maker. muska said he would abide by the results of the poll asking if he should withdraw from twitter. hybrid vehicles are sticki

people like marjorie taylor greene who is on his side for now but is making demands to be put on committees and given leadership positions by him. other far-right folks, matt been in opposition to mccarthy, said he will never vote for him to be speaker. it's those kind of louder really conservative members from the house caucus and other places that are standing in his way saying that they want to change that leadership. they want to change in leadership because they want the party to still be the party of donald trump and carry those types of politics and governing styles forward. >> reecie, do you think the general public out there, not the political professionals out there doing this every day, do you think folks understand what's happening inside the house of representatives in this race to republicans control in just a couple of weeks? >> of course not. and the general public just thinks that congress is not functional at all. the race for congress is in the tank. that's for a democratic and republican congressional members. all they are going to continue to see is more dysfunction. the reality is that when it comes to being speaker of the house for a

matt gates spread the same anti-semitic source conspiracy theories. also, remember when -- brought a far-right activist and -- as his guest at the state of the union. then there's marjorie tayloremitic. but see? they love israel. perhaps the most egregious example of a republican using israel as a shield against charges of antisemitism was failed pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate, doug mastery ono. whose campaign was tied to far-right antisemites, and who pushed antisemitic tropes about his jewish opponent and the jewish school he sent his son to. again, mastriano says he's not antisemitic, but when he was asked about this criticism by an israeli reporter, a jewish reporter, just listen to mastriano's wife's defense. >> i would like to make a comment on that real quick. i'm gonna say it's the family, we so much love israel, in fact, i mean estate we probably love israel more than a lot of jews do. i have to say that. >> astonishing. but it appears to be the go-to move. even republicans who do condemn antisemitism in their party, they make sure to talk about israel, and their love for the israeli government. they see it as a kind of get out of jail free card. where could the