temperatures in towns and cities around minus one. 0ut temperatures in towns and cities around minusout in rural areas it could be as low as —5 or minus six. tomorrow it could be as low as —5 or minus six. tomorrow once it could be as low as —5 or minus six. tomorrow once again any slush is going to refreeze and it'll be icy on those roads. there will be a lot of sunshine around. the good news is the wind will continue to ease along those eastern coasts. if you more wintry showers, possibly getting into parts of knowledge. we are starting to see slightly less cold aircoming into are starting to see slightly less cold air coming into western areas. that is a hint of things to come as we go through the course of the weekend. today and tomorrow is still cold. this milder air moves in off the atlantic, with that weather front. that basically means a lot of clouds and also some rain. this is what it looks like on sunday, a com plete what it looks like on sunday, a complete change. it may take time for the weather to warm up across some of these far eastern areas, for example in east angli

minus 22 in winnipeg on your wednesday. cold air will continue to affect the northern plains as well as the northern rockies as well. minus 1 for the high in vancouver on your wednesday, but across the east, conditions are actually getting warmer. 10 degrees for the high in washington, d.c. and 9 for the high in new york city. that's it for me now, here's your extended forecast. >>> some good news for you art buffs ot there, the british museum will show hokusai's art. it includes great wave and red fuji. they are published after he turned 70. the show will feature about 160 pieces, including paintings and sketches. >> the older hoe hokusai got, the more spiritual. we want to have as many of his late paintings. it will run from may 25th to august 13th all at the british museum. that wraps up this edition of 7 ♪ host: this is "france 24." time now for 60 minutes live around the world. today's top stories. media reports in the united states are saying that donald trump could be linked to russia both financially and that russi

we will see lows of minus 8 to minus 12 celsius.will still be cold, but not as bitter as it has been. by friday, we're looking at temperatures probably into low minus single figs. —— figures. on wednesday watch out for snow across romania. that could cause transport disruption and snow coming down again across the greek islands. it will be mainly in the hills. there will be snow across denmark and germany. much of this will turn back to rain before this weather system is threw. it will stay as snow across the southern hills, the bavarian hills of southern germany. the prospect of transport disruption again. here in the uk, tomorrow we have a blustery day. up to 65mph. the eagle eyed amongst you will see plenty of showers, yes they will increasingly turn to snow. we could see some accumulations, particularly but not exclusively over the hills. really this is just the start of our cold snap. between wednesday and sunday, there is the ongoing threat of some snow. i'll leave jay to tell you more about that in half an hour. hello, i'm ro

there it's going to feel like it's anywhere from minus 2 minus 30-degrees. we have some gusty winds of our own to deal with and some wind chills. it will be sticking around for a couple of days. right now our wind chill values are in the single digits. they'll be like that tonightnigh into tomorrow and dropping to blow freezing in some of our areas at different points.fere do be aware of that treatmently cold. here's a look at your temperatures for the next coupln of days. temperatures only into the 20s.. overnight lowe's will actuallytl be in the teens, but with those wind chills as i mentioned it'ss going to feel like it's in the single digits. bundle up and be safe.e your full forecast a little later. > see you then, gwen.en. the weather has caused a roughoh days on the road.oa in virginia alone, policeic responded to more than 500 crashes and about 700 disabledae vehicle also. even though the snow has stopped you law enforcement around our region still urging caution into the late hours tonight. >>reporter: we are trying ouryg best, but you know, this is

where winds kick in single digit temperatures and wind chills factors minus 20 to minus 30. here's eye look at accumulations which really correlates very much with where we see warnings and advisorys in effect. 1 to 3" d.c. corridor and dusting an inch west and 4 to 8 we get greatest impact over st. mary, calvert, central and well southern areas of delmarva. timing for you once we get to overnight hours, 2 a.m., 5 a.m., look at this 8:00 in the morning and midday we start to see it pushing its way out by the time we get to 4, 5:00 it's all the way off east again. so just be aware of all this if you have plans for tomorrow. overnight lows into the 20s. teens north, northwest and highs for tomorrow not much better still in 0s. low to mi20 everywhere. cold air will be stick around with significant wind chills once we get into sunday, 7-day forecast there's warmer air right there coming in by hump day. back to you. >> thank you, gwen. >> all righty. what's going on down here? >> got it. >> thank you. >> consumer electronics show is in full swing in las vegas did you know that. >

but when you talk about minus 30 to minus 45, it only takes a couple minutes for exposed skin to succumb to frostbite. notice it gets warmer. it's almost funny when you say getting warmer is below zero. but that is more in line what you expect for this time of year. we've had fatalities in an avalanche in switzerland. the coldest temperatures naples has seen at minus 7. and over 50 neithcentimeters ha come down in places like albania. for a couple more days it will continue. and by the end of the week it will moderate. but it is harsh out there. >> that's good to know. thank you. >>> still ahead here, nissan is turning to nasa to help get millions of driverless cars on the road. more on some of the fascinating new technology still ahead. >>psst. hey... where you going? we've got that thing! you know...diarrhea? abdominal pain? but we said we'd be there... woap, who makes the decisions around here? it's me. don't think i'll make it. stomach again...send! if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea or ibs-d

for many feeling like minus 2or celsius. for many feeling like minus 2 or minus 3 celsius.ks like we could see snow drifting towards east anglia and the south—east of england. before all is said and done we could see a few centimetres settling. behind it, further cold and frostaway with showers. —— frosty. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven. donald trump has hit back at allegations that russian intelligence has compromising information about him and suggested the us intelligence agencies were to blame. it was a group of opponents that got together. sick people, they put that crap together. the president—elect had wanted to talk about his business interest but his rejection of the claims prompted angry exchanges with news agencies. you are attacking our organisations. give us a chance to ask questions. the first formal news conference for nearly six months included praise for some and witnessed angry exchanges with others.

minus—7 or minus 8 entirely possible.entrate on the fog. it'll be the issue, i think, through monday and again on tuesday. quite possibly causing disruption across england and wales in particular. warn investigation been issued from the met office. it is southern counties which will be most prone tomorrow morning, he be sinces 8.00am. some airports affected in the south—east. allow extra time and check with operators before you set off. not all waking up to fog. sunshine further west in the west country and parts of wales. some areas of fog in midlands and northern england but areas of cloud as well. so to highlight a mixture. most of northern ireland and scotla nd most of northern ireland and scotland escaping the worst of the fog but pockets of frost for sure. where you start off with forks you will probably keep fog for a good pa rt will probably keep fog for a good part of the day. nothing to shift it, really, the sun is weak and no wind to serve things up. haifg said that, most of us will have a reasonable day. in th

minus one in dover with the winds. minus 11 in the poconos. minus 1 in philadelphia.e above in millville. look at the numbers to the south, keep in mind this area here you don't see this kind of cold this far south. it was in the 20s as far as south as jacksonville, florida. richmond, ten inches of snow, 13. pittsburgh 8. binghamton 9. it's going to be a cold game against miami and the steelers. 16 in buffalo, 1 in charleston. satellite and radar now that the arctic high is pushing through, we don't have too much to focus on, there's snow steamers coming off lake erie and ontario, some of that sneak into the lehigh valley and the poconos, in the immediate philadelphia area nothing but clouds and sun. there's future tracker 6, there's the moisture, 2:30 p.m. in the poconos getting as far south as the pennsylvania turnpike, everybody else looking at a combination of sun and clouds. it's a huge warmup in the seven-day forecast, so if you don't like the snow and the cold, stay patient, a couple of more days, the warm front lifts through and winds shift out of the southwes

temperatures are more likely feeling like —2—macro, minus three degrees. high. and make a fantastic contribution to out and make a fantastic contribution to our economy. a 15—year—old girl is arrested after the death of a seven—year—old in york. more misery for thousands of commuters across southern england as the latest 3 day strike by southern rail drivers begins. us president barack obama gets ready to bid farewell to the nation in his last big speech before leaving office. by by jane hill. also byjane hill. also this

the central plains as well as great lakes, minus teens and minus 20.d see snow and ice in areas that don't typically see it. you see the streaming moisture in california, that's ongoing throughout the weekend, so flash flooding is going to be a concern, we are going to have travel problems in the mountains and the set up where we could see some southern snow and ice into the southeast heading into the weekend and a couple of storm systems that could impact the northeast as well. winter weather advisories for millions here. you can see we have winter storm advisories for parts of the deep south in anticipation for this next storm system. if you live in the southeast and deep south, could see ice, snow, it's coming friday and saturday. we will keep you posted. back to you, heather and julian. >> thanks for the update. gopro has it all. heather: electronic show kicks off. >> fox business channel liz claman is on the floor with a glimpse into our digital future. >> good morning, we are here at the las vegas convention center where in just a few hours the h

these temperatures, kiev, minus 10. moscow, minus 13 for your high. on thursday.ere's the extended outlook. >>> and that a is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thanks so much for joining us. >> welcome to "in good shape." coming up -- herbal medicine -- treating colds with natural remedies. freerunning -- an exciting way to stay fit. and video games -- when entertainment becomes an addiction. and here's your host, dr. carsten lekutat. dr. lekutat: it is a dream, true for every computer nerd to be on the same steps as my heroes. computer gaming can be addictive. that's what we are going to talk about

minus 23 degrees in winnipeg. the cold air mass will cover the northern plains as well. 23 on thursday. regina at 27. you could feel like the low minus 40 degrees. here's your forecast. >> for your thoughts and comments visit our website and click on contact us. you can follow usçÑwwñyw0p genie: hello. it's 1:00 in paris. you are watching live from paris here on france 24. we are bringing you up to date on international news. fightingump comes out at his first press conference in months. the president-elect had a shouting match with journalists .bout his links to russia two more suspects have been charged in

minus 3 in lancaster. 4 in philadelphia. minus 9 in the poconos.'s cold in virginia than it is in philadelphia. only 6 in richmond. 5 in binghamton. 8 in pittsburgh, 16 in washington, d.c. that cold air drives down into the panhandle of florida. it's the entire eastern seaboard that's bitter cold. salt sat there's yesterday's to remember right there over my shoulder. we're seeing mainly clear conditions up and down the mid atlantic and the northeast coast this morning. later this afternoon, one or two spotty snow showers may develop with the stiff northwest breeze, otherwise it's just a combination of sun and clouds. later this evening, once the sun sets we'll lose the in stability and we'll go mainly clear again, the clear skies allow the temperatures to drop 60 a cliff. tomorrow morning it will be cold than what we're experiencing right now. windchill will get a little bit better today. by 1:00 p.m., 8 in philadelphia. 5 in millville. later this evening, same thing, feeling like the low to single digits. how about 8 below in the poconos. if you'r

minus 33 reported out there this morning in hokkaido. more snowfall, 60 centimeters still possible. >> thanks very much. we'll have more in world weather. >>> onto business news now, u.s. president donald trump is getting his company out of a free trade deal. one that his predecessor worked hard to get into. get us up to date. what's happening here. >> you'll remember one of trump's campaign pledges is to withdraw from the tpp free trade deal. he called it a potential disaster. he said it would result in job losses. now that he's president, he's made good on his promise and pulled out of the deal. instead of the tpp trunk says, he plans to seek one-on-one deals. the tpp was agreed on by the u.s. and 11 other countries including japan while president barack obama was in office. it will not take effect without u.s. approval. >> great thing for the american worker what we just did. >> house speaker paul ryan released a statement saying trump has followed through on his promise to insist on better trade agreements. ryan was once a propoennen

corridor and to the far northwest a wind chill advisory it will feel minus 20 to minus 30 with single digits as we move further into the weekend. a lot going on here, folks. here's a look at snow cast numbers. it looks like a little shift in that track right now in terms of motd elz. models and there's a chance we could see" of snowfall d.c. and more east 2 to 4" southern maryland as well as delmarva and central and northern delmarva in parts of vir vr as we told you. lows into the 20s. bundle up. it won't get much warmer the next two days. more in the forecast, bang to you. >> gwen, thank you very much. the storm could dump a lot of snows in parts of southern virginia. a state of emergency is now in effect across the commonwealth. >> northern virginia should it escape the storm right now salt trucks are in holding pattern. tisha lewis is in arlington. tisha. >> it could be the lack of urgency about the impending snowfall. we soo a state of emergency in place. the streets and sidewalks have all been treated. but, to tell you the truth, it was business as usual here at whole foods and

minus one in moscow. minus two on friday.l leave you now with your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ >>> and that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. rita aspinwall: on this edition of "native report," we watch as glass artist jes durfee transforms simple glass rods into incredible works of art. ernie stevens: we attend a community-wide celebration of indigenous peoples' day. rita aspinwall: and we interview dr. bob powless, who helped found one of the first university indian studies programs in the united states. ernie stevens: we also learn about what we can do to lead healthier lives, and hear from our elders on this "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation. [music playing]

and its 2.7% if you minus bonuses.have more money in our pockets. meanwhile, the number of people looking for work fell slightly by 52,000 to 1.6 million. mobile operator ee has been fined £2.7 million by the telecoms regulator, ofcom, for overcharging more than 30,000 customers — a total of around £250,000 in billing errors. before the watchdog stepped in, ee had decided not to reimburse the majority of affected customers instead proposing to give their money to charity. the majority of customers have now been refunded. grandparents are missing out on national insurance credits which could top up their pension by more than £200 a year. mothers who give up work are given national insurance credits while their children are under 12, to help them get a state pension. if they return to work, relatives under pension age who care for their children can claim the credits instead. two more additions to donald trump's team in the white house are set to officially confirmed today. wilbur ross is the billionaire investor. mrtrum

in fact the mercury down to minus 29.2 degrees in parts of hokkaido. which is the coldest of the season in the nation. now we will see more snowfall, an additional 90 centimeters of snowfall is on the menu for hokoriku region. and even the mountains in the kao r region will see somee snowfall nearly up to 60 centimers.s. and w we mayay see somome snono duringed weekend in the big cities like osakaka, a as wells nagoya. so a lot of snow is expected for many areas off japan. but tokyo will stay dry out towards the west it will be generally dryry across manyy pls ofof china. but rain is expected for the southern two-thirds of the philippines and the northeasterly monsoonal flow will cause a lot of rainfall in vietnam. temperatures are going to be 8 in shanghai and quite biting cold in seoul. minus 5 despite sunny weather on your saturday. let's go to eururope then. you can see clouds over the ocean, this means that cold air is flowing over the british isles and in fact we have snowfall on thursday in london. and temperatures are quite chilly. soso watch o

minus 18 seconds and counting.ide all the way. >> godspeed, john glenn. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. zero. [inaudible] >> roger. 3, 2, 1. mark. roger, backup clock is started. oxygen, 78. , 27.mps flight path is good, 69. [cheering] ♪ >> 50 seconds. 65, it still looks real good from here. 70 seconds, leaving a nice paper trail now. it looks really fine. >> looks good, you got it. >> 80 seconds, looks good from here. 85. 90. 95. power is doubling up now. we are in good shape. 78/100., oxygen all systems are go. seconds to see go. seeco, sustained engine cut off, when the atlas engine will shut down and the spacecraft will begin orbital fight. >> love the greats fired, ok. greats fired, ok. capsule is turning around. the view is tremendous. ♪ >> to john glenn, now belongs an awesome panorama. >> i could see the booster a couple of yards behind me. it was beautiful. >> roger, you have a go. friendship 7, beautiful site. ♪ >> roger, 7, you are loud and clear. >> is friendship 7 -- friendship this is 7. comfortable. i

. >> i said to take it down to t minus seven.r. >> do you want us to hold, bermuda? >> we would like to hold at seven, we lost our main power on the kampeter and we want to make sure nothing else has gone wrong. >> what do you estimate? >> somewhere between five and 10 minutes, ok? >> can you expedite? >> make it five. >> all stations holding. >> we just got a go. >> are you ready? >> are you ready to continue? >> green, green. your attention please, we will pick up the count at t minus six minutes 30 seconds and counting. >> the time nears, and soon this earth cap indicator in the capsule will soon start showing john glenn his changing positions above the world. hearbeat sound. >> mark 57 seconds. , we're going to start epi on my mark. >> roger. >> 2, 1, mark. roger, epi is a go. >> -45. >> >> status check, -40. pressurization? >> all pre-start trilobites are correct, ready light is on. inject mercury umbilical. >> mercury umbilical clear. >> t minus 18 seconds and counting. engine start. >> good lord, ride all the way. >> godsp

. >>> t minus 12 days until trump's inauguration. the sunday shows are a buzz about intelligence reports that russian president vladmir putin influenced the presidential election attempting to aid trump's bid for the white house. the president-elect has resisted the findings saying all sorts of things on twitter. instead trump is calling for an investigation of a different kind. this is what he wrote on friday. i'm asking the chairs of the house and senate committee to investigate to secret intelligence shared with nbc prior to me seeing it. this is important here. it seems to be trump's first threat of leak investigation. joining me is david sanger, national security correspondent for the new york times. good morning. good to see you. >> great to be back with you. >> how did you interpret trump's tweet? do we know if he's reached out to congress and asked for this investigation? >> i don't know and usually leak investigations are referred to

mountain regions already struggling to recover from earthquakes last year. 0vernight temperatures hit minus 30 celsius in moscow overnight with the freezing temperatures spreading from there through europe down to turkey with the resulting flight cancellations and travel problems. the queen has recovered from her heavy cold and was well enough to attend church at sandringham this morning, her first public appearance since the beginning of december. 0ur royal correspondent, daniela relph, was there to see her. the report contains flash photography. it had been a much anticipated arrival, giving and a state bentley was the first time the queen had been seen in public since arriving at her sandringham estate before christmas —— driven in. she arrived just before 11 o'clock, board the morning church service accompanied by the duke of edinburgh. —— before. she had missed

the lowest temperatures —7, minus eight degrees by dawn.ay, bearing in mind england and wales could have icy stretches on untreated roads, but you would never guess it was that cold. a cloudy start, rain across the north and west. staying away from the central belt first thing. a lot of cloud fought from the central belt first thing. a lot of clzfi‘vug ;;:v vi wales. = from the central belt first thing. a lot of clcv a ‘éoug :;_;§ialales = from the central belt first thing. a lot of clcv a fine 5 :;_;§ialales = from the central belt first thing. a lot of clcv a fine 5 1: to iialales. = the rest, a fine start to the day. ba rely the rest, a fine start to the day. barely a cloud in the sky. eastern england, southern england and southern wales as well. it should be a beautiful start if a little on the chilly side. cloudy across western areas as the day goes on. the best

in the countryside temperatures get down to -6, countryside temperatures get down to —6, minus seven. will be icy stretches and the possibility first thing on thursday for the same. a cold, crisp day. temperatures struggling between 2—5. a little bit less cold across western parts. as we go into friday it is all change towards the end of the week. this atla ntic towards the end of the week. this atlantic frontal system moves southwards. some slightly less cold air in amongst the rain, as it moves southwards it will be breezy. temperatures will be picking up. we

in some areas as low as minus five to minus seven and minus eight celsius.e the cars. the milder air sits across northern ireland. here temperatures staying above freezing, but it will be a cold start across much of scotland. as you can see a widespread frost. that frost will lift away into the afternoon. it will be a promising day. still can't rule out the risk of an isolated shower, but they should be few and far between. a decent day. lots of sunshine coming through. temperatures struggling. two to five celsius, but where we have got the cloud and more of a breeze, it will stay milder and that's going to allow the mild air to sneak back in, but unfortunately, it brings with it, some wetter and windier weather. so all change yet again as we move into friday. there will be outbreaks of cloud and rain spilling in across northern ireland, scotland and into the north of england accompanied by a stiff south—westerly breeze. so milder air, dug figures into the south—west by the end of the day. that front clears away for the start of the weekend and high pressure

in rural spots, minus 5 or so. things will turn milderfrom the minus 5 or so.m the north—west. increasing amounts of cloud pushing in from the atlantic. high pressure with us as we head through the day on tuesday. you will notice weather fronts out from the north and north—east. so, a bit of rain and drizzle over the hills and coast towards the north—west of the country of the further south and east, your best bet of staying dry with spells of wintry sunshine. and by the time we get to tuesday highs of 5—8. by the time we get to tuesday highs of 5-8. still by the time we get to tuesday highs of 5—8. still on the chilly side. on tuesday night into, we northerly winds once again extending further south across the country. slightly milderair south across the country. slightly milder air out towards the south—west. that's how it looks as we head to wednesday. pressure sitting towards the west in the atlantic, low pressure in the east. so still a northerly air flow. that could bring a few scattered showers around exposed coastal areas towards the north and east. inl

wind chills throughout the day-to-day, poconos minus ten to minus five, doing some skiing, riding uphe resorts, great conditions but it is cold, zero to below zero wind chills throughout daze, berks county, around zero the at times there philadelphia and slightly above zero in south jersey and delaware. it is coal all the way through the region. region is the jet stream, taking a dive, to the south, and finally moves back northward by tuesday, and we will start to kick the cold air out, and then mild air mass starts to build in for wednesday, thursday, and friday, and everything works outs all right, we will get to the 50's and maybe close to 60 w melts, over the next few taste we will be talking about some rain with that as well. sun and included today, windy, cold, five, but it feels more like zero at times. very cold tonight. coldest night of the season, 14 degrees work clear skies, northwest wind at ten to 15, and the extended forecast, arctic air sill in place tomorrow, and 30 if we're lucky. we are still below freezing. we don't go above freezing until sometime tuesday afternoo

minus one to minus three degrees that. mid—morning. the day itself not as bright as today. drizzle from the north. it's largely fine and perhaps even not as cold as today, with a high of seven degrees. next few days dry and settled with overnight frosts. but sunshine by day. we're back again from 6.30am tomorrow with the latest news, travel and weather. for now, have a very good night. good evening. it's been a dry and bright day across most parts of the country today. three and a half tonnes of fireworks got got it off to an explosive start. let's catch up with the weather, here is sarah keith—lucas. fairly chilly but a clear day with plenty of sunshine around and this glorious sunset captured by many of our weather watchers. some clear skies around still and temperatures really plummeting since sunset. a cold night to come particular across the southern half of the country where we could see some icy stretches on any untreated services across central parts of england, wales and southern england too. more cloud here keepi

temperatures as low as minus four or five chilly one first thing.lly one first thing. temperatures as low as minus four or five in the countryside, particularly through central and southern parts of england, here we will see the cold est of england, here we will see the coldest of the weather. further north more cloud piling in, that cloud bringing rain for northern and western parts of scotland, windy here too. the odd spot of drizzle for northern ireland and north—west england but a dry story predominantly. not as chilly as it has been underneath the cloud. less cloud as we move further east. for the south—east of scotland, down the east coast of england, some frosty conditions. perhaps even mistiness here and there first thing tuesday morning. clear and dry across the south coast. through the day most of us south coast. through the day most of us staying dry. breezy for parts of scotla nd us staying dry. breezy for parts of scotland and windy to the northern isles. rain for the north—west of scotland, perhaps a bit of drizzle over the hills acros

in the teens in new york city, but minus five in chicago, and minus 15 in denver. snow out there. across the west, and an advisory across the midwest, and the ohio river valley with a little pulse coming through that area with a coating of snow tomorrow and friday morning in the northeast. watch through the deep south, and another disturbance friday and saturday. looks like atlanta, and it looks like it will accumulate, david. >> rob, thank you p. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the case that grabbed national headlines. there are new developments. speaking out for the first time in 20 years, one of the menendez brothers in his own words tonight. what he reveals about the tragedy. >>> also tonight, the new health alert about the flu and the flu shot this year, and we'll reveal the states where cases are already appearing in greater numbers. >>> and carrie fisher and debbie reynolds, their family life together. images never before scene revealed today, and what we have learned afteinterview with two of carrie fisher's sisters right here in a mome

20 to minus 30-degrees. we're going to have forecast aav little bite later, but once agan bundle up. > the weather caused a rough day on the roads. in virginia, alone, state police responded to more than 500 crashes and about 700 disabled vehicle also. >> even though the snow has stopped law enforcement aroundw ouenr region still urging cauti. lindsay watts live in northwest. this kind of stream cold can be dangerous. we hope you're staying warm out there. >>reporter: we are trying our best. this is the coldest night that we have seen so far this wintern temperatures tipping into the teens, even the single l digits. you on the sidewalk in friendshipens heights. you can expect that some of the roadways could be refreezingreez tonight. also very important to make sure that you'ree dressed properly ie this weather and that you'reyou' taking care of your animals, too. right now, montgomery county animal control is out, scouting around making sure nobody hasas left their dogs chained up outside. here in freenetsh

. >> t minus 15 minutes and counting. there will be no smoking. stand by for an estimate. >> standing by, bermuda. do you want us to continue to count? t minust down to seven. >> you want us to hold bermuda? we lost the main power on the computer. what do you estimate? can you expedite? estimate is five minutes. we just got a go. go ahead. we will pick up account at -- the time nears and soon they will begin showing john glenn his changing positions about the world. >> 57 seconds. minus three, 2, 1. you are ago, water systems, go. pre-start -- umbilical clear. all recorders to fast, team eyes eight seconds. good lord ride all the way. 10, 9, 8, 7, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. roger, black -- backup clock has started. >> oxygen, 2, 7. >>[applause] 60 seconds. 65 and looks good from here. 70 seconds reaching a nice beat. >> looks good, you've got it. , 95.90 103, 102. at 58. steady all systems are go. >> capsule is turning around. >> to john glenn, the world clearly is beneath him. see the booster a couple of hundred yards behind me. roger. go for at least seven

it is relatively mild here in budapest, only about minus eight.s yesterday on the northern border. but in neighbouring romania, 67 degrees, a record —67 was recorded on one mountain peak yesterday. weather like this is obviously causing disruption. many schools in romania and bulgaria are closed, and the most vulnerable people, the homeless in the cities and migrants and refugees are still trying to ta ke and refugees are still trying to take the balkan route through turkey and greece and so on. there are remarkable weather conditions also on the black sea coast, with snow and ice along there. very difficult conditions in large parts of eastern europe today. i hope it is not that bad here. there is some snow in the forecast, but nowhere near as cold as what we are seeing in eastern europe. today, it was about rain, working southwards and eastwards. not pleasa nt southwards and eastwards. not pleasant for a time, but the worst of it has clear. it is being driven by this deeper area of low pressure to the north of the uk. this evening, you have low

20 to minus 30. we've got temperatures ranging from the 2009s to the low 20s across our entire area. 23 in the city right now, 20 att baltimore, the same at dulles, 19 at gaithersburg.ithe here's what it actually feels like and this is part of the issue. we've got gusty winds for tonight and tomorrow and wind chill values into the singleingl digits. i want to ill you this is dangerous in terms of and really have to take thiske very seriously, this type of cold weather. for tonight, overnight lowe's o will be in high temperature teens right across the boardrd every where, once the winds kics in, as i said we will havehave significant wind chills.t wi here's a look at the next couplx of days, windy sunny, a few clouds, highs in the twenties, once again it's only going to feel like it's in the tweenhe t teens and the single digits.digi > certainly doesn't feel allsnt that great to me. a good day to be inside and watch --wa >> enjoy the who the coke oh,he the ones you got in your christmas stocking. > ev

some scottish glens could reach minus ten.t will be rain because it is getting milder. it will be cold further to the east, 3—4d. on sunday many of us will see rain across central and eastern areas. temperatures will be slow to recover, 3—4 degrees in some areas, but it will be milder in the west with temperatures in the double figures. coming up on tonight's news watch, should the bbc be devoting so much time to unverified allegations about donald trump? join us at 9:30pm on bbc news. this is bbc world news today, broadcasting in the uk and around the world. the headlines: donald trump hits out again at the intelligence community, the us congress is briefed on the report into russia's jack king of the us election. —— hacking. donald trump hits out again at the intelligence community, blaming them for releasing allegations linking him with russia. a baby girl stolen 18 years ago from a hospital in florida has been found, alive. dying from the cold: the un warns that refugees and migrants struggling to survive in europe's wintr

take a look at winchester feeling like minus and only one in hagerstown.visories in effect for the far northwest over the higher elevations as well as parts of central virginia where it feels like it's below zero even ten to minus 0 there. so 15 degrees overnight low tonight and mostly clear skies. and very cold with wind chills and we're starting off tomorrow with cold conditions a it won't be until midweek before we start warm-up. i'll have the details later, back to you. >> gwynn, we'll continue team coverage now from northwest d.c. with "fox5" lindsey watts. >> she's live in dupont circle sfwlt cold and wind cuts right through you. >> yeah, no need to rub it n. lauren, it is cold out here. it's been brutal all day long. and the temperature reading behind us here in dupont circle showing 17 degrees tonight. and we've been parked here 0 minutes and i noticed this iceicle already formed under our truck. it's that cold. kind of cold where you certainly have to be properly covered up and that makes what we saw on metro today crazier. take a look at this. wh

even towards seoul, minus 1. it continues to drop the temperatures. if we look at the three-day forecast, in tokyo about 11-degree drop from your high temperatures here for monday into tuesday. thursday expected to be about 9. osaka as well toward the north you're seeing a pretty significant difference as we go ahead through midweek. things are cooling off. did have a day where you could probably put away your winter jackets but a little bit back to reality now and match closer to what we typically see for this time of year. also getting some pretty chilly weather is out here across central and eastern areas of europe. we do have several storm systems moving through right now. back towards the west there's this one. this is bringing rough weather there across parts of the british isles. this storm system combined with this frigid air mass having snow warnings in place for southern germany. this is often towards hungary where temperatures are chilly. i'll show you video of this event that takes place in hungary. the water is not frozen but it's cold. i

the windchill is dangerous, minus 240's, minus 30's, that's the danger here and that could air is going to continue to sic southward in the pink there that's below zero and that's going to cover a lot of the country as we go through the next couple of days reaching as far south as the deep south, now, the blue on your screen is below freezing and that's going to hit, you know, areas across the gulf coast, perhaps and that could be a set-up for some southern snow as we get into friday and sat, maybe icing as well. keeping an eye on that. this is going problematic for california. the good news they need the rainfall and snow pack, this is an atmospheric river and it's going to bring the potential for a lot of rainfall and flooding across southern california, even though they need the rain, it might be too much of a good thing. that's an area that we will be watch. clayton: atmospheric river. that's the first time i had heard of. janice: meterrology term. that's where they typically get their rainfall of the season, but too much of a good thing can lead to flooding. heather: who needs goog

the temperature was minus 17 degrees celsius. they photographed the cranes as the birds took flight. >> translator: you'll never see this kind of scenery where i come from. i'm enjoying the cold and i'm glad i came. >> translator: the backdrop is also beautiful and i shot some really nice pictures. >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline" i'm keiko kitagawa. thank you for watching. ♪ >> hello and welcome to "focus on europe." our program today is not what we had originally planned to bring you in the midst of the holiday season. but we had to change it after germany was hit by a violent act of terror. ♪ a terrorist drove a truck through the middle of a crowded christmas market in berlin. people were killed and many injured. berliners gathered, appalled and confused by the carnage. one woman remarked -- i can not understand the people who make such a thing, quite honestly. >> with the sharp rise of terrorist attacks in europe, many people in germany feared

seoul a high of minus 1. 4 in beijing. showers developing into chongqing. that's going to bring clouds into shanghai as we go through the middle of the work week. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ >>> and before we wrap up, japanese scientists say there may be ancient secrets buried in the sands of the moon. they found evidence that oxygen from earth is reaching the lunar's surface and could hold a record of our atmosphere from billions of years ago. the team headed by osaka university professor kentaro terada analyzed data sent back from japan's lunar orbiter. researchers found that when the sun, earth, and moon line up and the moon is shielded from solar winds, the number of oxygen ions swirling around it increases. they say those ions appear to have originated on earth with lar winds blowing them 380,000 kilometers. terada says this could be a source of ancient secrets about our planet. >> translator: it's just my prediction, but there's a possibility that the earth's ancient atmosphere that's long gone now may

but what paul ryan and company would like to go is change to domestic revenues minus domestic cost and then a tax rate of only 20%. that would change the system from a worldwide system to what they call a territorial system. similar to what our trading partners to. that means only taxes what happens here in the united states. it also encourages production here in the united states because the more you produce here, the how you can lower your tax base. and that's why retailers don't like it because they won't be able to recuse their tax base by anything that they import and they import nearly everything. here is what is crucial. the economists who support this policy say that it would strengthen the dollar a lot, maybe 20% or 25%. so ultimately companies like walmart and other retailers wouldn't face that much of a change and actually be able to buy a lot more stuff with their dollars and that would be an offset to the higher taxes that they're paying. but a lot of ceos are worried that the economists aren't right. for "nightly business report," michelle caruso-cabrera. >>> so could a b

ten to minus 20 and they have single digit temperatures with these wind chill factors. so pretty dangerous there where we could see hypothermia issues ridge of high pressure large and in charm. temperatures 20s and 30s as we start the week. and once we get to tuesday we have frontal system headed our way. that looks like it will bring us rain. we'll see rain because our temperatures will be above freezing. and but areas close to the north near mason dixon that's a different story. that's when we're looking at precipitation. windchill will go into tomorrow by 1:00 hour, 15 ind game rzburg and 13 dulles and 3:00 in the afternoon not much improvement at all 7:00 at night we're still on same range and 11:00 at night we start to cool down more and tuesday morning the same story. but, that future cast i'm speaking about by the time we hit the 5:00 hour tuesday we have rain look at this tuesday night torlly wednesday rain phils in quite a bit. five in the morning same story. for morning commute and out of the way in the early afternoon hours. here's a look at "fox5" accuweathe