matt taylor, thank you very much. _ weekend. matt taylor, thank you very much. i _ weekend.uch, i have learned so - very much, i have learned so much about the weather. just want to show you some pictures here, of the late president jimmy carter lying in state, with the guard of honour around the coffin draped in the stars extracts —— the stars and stripes. the funeral will take place later in the week. joe biden has been paying his respects today. all of the former presidents will file past the coffin as well as those you can see in the background, the mourners in the background, the mourners in the background, so a period of reflection in georgia, which will move to washington in the coming days. hello again. the number of flood warnings should be falling in the next few days as things turn a bit drier. still a wintry picture, particularly over the hills across northern england. certainly a woollyjumper came in handy today with those strong winds as well. those winds wrapped around that area of low pressure that's bringing these clusters of cloud to bring in some wintry sh

matt taylor from the bbc weather center is with me in the studio to take us through what we can expect: yes, not too great where you are at the moment. lots of water around. the main thing tonight in the u.k. is the risk of ice, particularly red weather warnings in place, some yellow warnings with some impacts. the yellow weather warnings are isolated, of course, across the u.k., you can see ice in the morning. take it into tomorrow morning, not quite as much over the weekend. christian: any more severe weather expected this week? matt: i did not expect to see anything as bad as what we did see. this area of low pressure, you've got this very cold air sitting in place, just to the south of us care because it is to the south of us, it could bump into the cold air across the u.k. come and because of that, there is a risk in southern counties, wednesday night in particular. we could see a flow across the southern counties. there is a b a question how far north it will go, but it is here where some of the worst conditions with some icy, potentially slowing weather hanging around for the fi

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello, there.n altnaharra. if it's all getting too cold for you, there are changes on the way. it's going to be a slow change, though. gradual thaw into the weekend after a frosty start and the risk of some freezing fog. just how cold it's been compared to normal, you can see by the blue colours here on the chart with the coldest is relative to normal across europe. 0ur anomaly chart though shows we switch them for reds, especially across scotland and ireland and some in northern scotland. you might be around 25 degrees warmerfor the start of the mornings next week, compared with what we've seen today. —14, as i said in altnaharra, but widely a very, very cold start to the day and some struggling to lift above freezing even this afternoon. we have more cloud though, towards the south west, south wales as well. that's producing some outbreaks of light rain or drizzle. some snow over the moors, a few rain, sleet and snow showers close to eastern coast of scotland and england. most, though, staying su

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello.e us a few issues here and there. certainly much colder for all, but a bit more sunshine through today and tomorrow. frost and ice will be the main risk through the night and into the morning rush hour, but potentialfor some disruptive snowfall this weekend, as i'll show you shortly. now, the reason for the change is that we've now got air flooding down from the north all the way from the arctic. the blue colours indicating that colder air in place for all of us this afternoon. many, dry and sunny. a few sleet and snow flurries in northern ireland, a covering of snow, maybe, in the north york moors and further snow showers in the north of scotland. but as i said, for most, dry but much colder than we've been used to. 1—5 celsius on the thermometers, it's going 15

slowly over time, matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene, others gave them a little bit more credibilityfeel like they're truly stepping into power. i mean, i went to the home where they had a poster of this logo of ashli babbitt being killed as a red drop of blood on her neck. it's an image i saw passed around on the proud boys telegram the night of jan 6. and now it's like mainstream. >> can you explain this house to me more? what do they use it like for a gathering purpose? what is this? >> it's kind of like a home base for people who are coming and going for court hearings families come there and people who have just gotten out of jail and there's not much. they have to put their lives back together. one of the interesting things about it is that it has turn md of these very conservative people into people who really want prison reform. i also feel they'll be able to pressure the trump administration to enact that. >> a ton of organizations set up just to support the j sixers and their families. i was down at the jail a few weeks ago and somebody called in from one of these organizat

matt. - so with dr. taylor out, i'll be handling the gutierrez appendectomy.help. - sure. what's up? - so it looks like uranus is completing its cycle, which, i don't have to tell you, it could be alarming. what do you think? - you've eaten today, right? - hey. hi. hey. i need you here, alex. come on. this isn't [bleep] pluto we're dealing with. this is serious. - oh, no. - [bleep]. - oh, you brought your crystals. do we really need these? - we got to shake up the energy in here. there's snakes now. - well, i've always said the fate of our patients rests on whether or not there's a tiny piece of quartz on this counter. you, you saved the hospital! - first off, that's peach moonstone. and i'm not saying these can, like, cure kidney disease, but there is something real about vibes. - so are these vibes here with us right now in the room? - yes, just because you can't see something doesn't mean it's not there. i mean, we've only known about germs for, like, 200 years. - that's not a bad point. - thank you. - oh, not you too. - i'm just saying. - i refuse to live

> well, michael, it is good to see you, too, and we have an indication of marjorie taylor greene telling a reporter mattazlo saying that she felt that january 6th should be a national day of celebration, and when i was listening to harry, and the physical assault of officers and having someone say it should be a celebration, then there are two ds, delusional and deranged. so when you are looking at the start of it, you will see the chaos of yesterday, and first ballot of mike johnson and you know it wasn't going to be that easy, and there had to be a lot of arm twisting to vote for him, and you will see chaos, because how do you run for government that so many people who make policy believe in fantasies and if you have the president-elect on down believe in a huge congress representatives believe in stop the steal, and other disinformation and how do you trust anybody to make policy and law as you were saying about the january 6th plaque, harry, and some of the resolutions in congress for law enforcement, and how do you respect people who are talking about back to blue and legislation who cannot acknowl

matt. >> thank you for your introduction. i would like to start with that you goes and prayers. david in the fbi field office. the general manager and ceo randy clark chief taylor in the u.s. park police. the major general and national guard. the joint task force and national capitol region and all of our outstanding partners in the ncr. also i'd like to thank the men and women that have been relentless in their mission to prospect our democracy. many in this group were together ten days ago to discuss the counting and certification of votes and the state funeral of former president carter. a week from today, the collaboration will be on display at the 60th inaugural ceremonies. the inauguration taking place is the third leg of the triple crown. the department has presays nated presidential inaugurations as national special security events. the elections certifications where her given the same designation. allowing the federal government to use all available resources coordinating assets. the majority are held in around washington d.c. regular training puts us in a position to succeed. thousands will attend including president biden and hundreds of thousand wil