can we notjust mothballed this thing, 01’ we notjust mothballed this thing, orare we notjust mothballedheads. no one will ever know and it is still a deterrent! if we ever have to press that button, it‘s all over anyway. we ever have to press that button, it's all over anyway. thank you very much, both of you. it‘s been great to talk to you. just a reminder we take a look at tomorrows front pages every evening at 10.a0pm here on bbc news. goodbye for now. hello there. last night we had quite a storm working through cumbria. it did this to whitehaven, a hailstorm bringing around a centimetre or two of heol. whitehaven was turned white for a moment. that storm worked its way through from the irish sea and you can see a number of showers draped close to our coasts with a morgue persistent area of rain going into south—west england too. it has not been a wet start everywhere, we had a beautiful sunrise in fraser brown aberdeenshire. thank you to our weather watcher for sending us that this morning. we started off on a sunny note and the early—morning ice continues to melt away and there wil

we know he's going to take the keystone pipeline out of mothballs. built. >> here's what i make of it. we have 2.6 million miles of pipeline, enough to wrap around the earth a hundred times. we're very comfortable with pipelines. these have been problematic for a whole host of reasons, but right this minute trudeau is meeting with his people in canada to figure out how can we build greater relations with the united states? he knows nafta conversation is coming, he's getting ready. this is all setting us up because, think about it, opec all of a sudden is working, it's functional. opec is functional. we need to be proto-labor, we need to be pro-u.s. development, we need to be pro-energy. we're a superpower in energy, and we weren't a decade or two decades ago. trump is trying to push that agenda. stuart: the prime minister is pushing so hard -- the president is pushing so hard on all fronts, pushing the nafta negotiation, canada, mexico, automakers. i've never seen anything like it before. >> both the president of mexico and canada are playing ball be

more than anything, keystone xl and the dakota access pipeline, both were put into mothballs by president obama last year. this can't green light the process because trans canada, which would buildaining environmental and safety standards. here's what he said this morning. >> we are going to make the process much more simple for the auto companies and of her but he also wants to do business in the united states. i think you're going to find this to be very inhospitable to extremely hospitable. >> later on this afternoon, 1:00, he will meet with his incoming cia director mike pompeo, he wanted to have him confirmed on the first day, but charles schumer said, you know what, we're not going to have the vote. which prompted an interesting exchange between chuck schumer and senator tom cotton, schumer saying where review eight years ago when we are approving nominees for president obama and cotton shooting back that he was getting his rhymes with "grass" shot at in afghanistan, that's where i was so don't talk to me about that. we understand also this afternoon mitch mcconnell and chuck schume

. >> poor grace was stored in a cedar closet while covered with mothballs and kitty litter, i believe, so that she would not rot and stink. >> reporter: district attorney matthew wine straeintraub says packer bought a bow saw used to dismember grace's body. her remains were found in lucerne county in september. >> the question is how could any mother do this to their child. i don't have an answer, i'm bereft. >> reporter: it's all a shock to neighbors who lived just above where they say the couple had been living. >> i feel sick to my stomach. >> it's heartbreaking to think we had contact with these people and they were capable of such a gruesome crime and horrific crime. >> reporter: authorities say the pair was living here in a polyamorous relationship with the woman the d.a. says they're talking to but who has not been charged. both sara packer and zwjacob sullivan are being held without bail. they're due back in front of a judge on january 20, in newtown bucks county, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> a former penn professor who killed his wife a decade ago is a free man tonight. nbc

this piece does show that by mothballing factories and by limiting production, that is having a positiveact and shows signs of progress in terms of bringing that price up and making it more sustainable as an industry. oliver: let's talk about transparency as it applies to our president-elect, donald trump. megan: good luck. oliver: donald trump will be in washington, d.c., and you look at some of the conflict emerging there. megan: as a d.c. resident myself, growing up, that hotel, it is in a famous building, one of the most prime pieces of real estate in washington dc, steps from the white house and pennsylvania avenue. what was always fascinating about this was it was charging, the room rates were incredible, $500 and up, and it has been recently ruled that he will have to divest his personal interest in this property. the conflicts are large. to get the price he needs, and opulent hotel, not the norm of that city, very different from a paris or new york, so whether he will be able to get out at a price that makes sense remains to be seen. this will be a question he faces across a lot

network that ford ceo mark fields chose to roll out ford's new autonomous fusion after the ford mothballedlant in mexico after being attacked by president donald trump. this is combination of crazy sci-fi. combination of censors that emit light that count as ice of the car. they have 30 produced and will triple to 90 by the end of the year. >>> what about the hack? "wired" magazine showed a jeep being hacked and driven off the road. what about that threat? what about the trump attacks? what would founder henry ford think? we asked mark fields about all of it, starting with combating hackers of cars. >> we have lots of protocols. we have lots of what they call firewalls in here. so we are working very, very intently on making sure we have the right protection so these vehicles are safe for our consumers. liz: i was in the delphi autonomous vehicle. very scary because while i loved it, i thought this is interesting, just don't know all of the outer lying aspects of driving. cars need to start to learn i suppose, so they're going to, you guys make some headlines on this. yet unfortunately man

pike and the next few days which will take both the keystone of the dakota access pipelines out of mothballsut those back on the table. we will be renegotiating nafta. a lot of the briefing today was stated on who said what about win, when we were talking about crowd size. that doesn't have too much of an impact at all on the american public. it is simply a point that can be argued back and forth. what is also interesting, too, traditionally, when it comes to the briefing, the press secretary might call on "the associated press" first are on reuters or one of the big five networks, he went to some folks of mudroom that we would not normally go to. he had them written down in the list, went to "the new york post" first, the christian broadcast network. really trying to shake things up, i think. giving an indication, martha, that the status quo is not going to be the way that this white has proceeds. >> martha: really fascinating. john, thank you very much. john roberts at the white house. good to see you tonight. our next guest said that when it comes to white house press briefings come out r

so much to talk to him about, iced, mothballed, building a $1.6 billion plant in mexico. fox business network. here at consumer electronics show, you want to see a real gadget, gps jeans. you don't want to look at your phone? these jeans have censors built into the waistbands, vibrate left or right where you need to go. map in through the jeans. these are by spinalli. i can't tell how they look. girlfriend here is wearing them to model them. you made them. these are too cool. you have to be really lazy if you need a vibrating pair of jeans, vibrate in the right and left side. don't get all excited. markets get excited today. we've seen pull back, depending which sectors. consumer, we've got all of the big department stores looking terrible and financials. other things like technology, perfect here, looking good. the dow down 44 points. let me get to the floor show traders. tim anderson of nyse and elliot warren at the nymex. start with you, tim. i don't want to ask the hackneyed question whether donald trump rally is over. trees do not grow to the sky. what is the thought

president obama mothballed keystone and dakota access pipeline. president trump gave it new life to submit another application which it said it would do right away and on to code access, basically saying build it as soon as possible. signing another executive order to make sure it is built within american steel. >> we will build our own the pipeline. we will build our own pipes. like we used to in the old days. >> the president also issued a couple more executive orders, streamlining the environmental approval process and reducing regulation for american manufacturers. as if that was not enough, the president also revealed today that he would soon be naming his pick to fill the supreme court seat left vacant by the death of antonin scalia last year. the front rotor said the court appeals could be -- >> this we will be announcing, we have outstanding candidates. we will pick a truly great supreme court justice. i will be announcing it sometime this week. >> the president still hasn't cured his tendency to step all over his message with attend uncia

stand that was on a table in the oval office and it was taken out of the oval office and put in mothballsessentially and mlk, martin luther king's bus was put there. >> it explains the mlk part because as a substitute it's understandable the first african-american in the white house would want mlk. the reason it became a story is because it looks like at least a report made it look like a deliberate point to undo what obama had done. so i think that's the origin of the story. bret: they put churchill closer to the oval office desk bottom line. you are shaking your head here. this is like wife, a signal that this is just like the inauguration speech that people should get out of their heads that this is going to be a different way that this white house is going to do with reporters? >> in general what is surreal for a lot of people is watching the media be so histrionic and so hysterical about every single thing the president does and there are a lot of false reports going out. every single cabinet nominee gets a false report put out about him and it's what this administration is signaling

the core of my hometown was general motors and now it's a 4 million square foot mothball. we experienced the same things where we've lost really good family supporting manufacturing jobs. there are a number of things we can and should and will do. number one, we do need good trade deals but here is the point. getting good trade deals means go out and get other countries to play by our rules. you add up the countries we have trade agreements with, we have a trade surplus with them. you add up the countries we don't have trade agreements with, we have a massive trade deficit with. the secret to success is go out and get agreements. that's why i think of all the people who succeeded the presidency, negotiators, donald trump is that. i believe he has the tools and skills to get good agreements to get other countries to play by our rules so we have a level playing field. point number two, i know you're walking toward me and i don't mean to jawbone too much. our tax reform we think is really critical. we hit our businesses so much more than our foreign competitors hit theirs. th