nd i picked up a weapon that night and used it. don't you tell them a little bit about your experience. [applause] men in our million generation, i got drafted. -- can we go to the next picture. >> yeah. >> okay. there it is. didn't realize i had to do that. 1.8 million men in our i got drafted. i was 23. i had just soon my first ictures published in national geographic magazine. my dream was to be a after basic st so training when the orders came in assigning me to daspo, i was thrilled. going to be a photojournalist. well, as you have seen, the assignments took us all film virtually every aspect, from the north to delta in the south. one of my most memorable assignments occurred in august 1967. flew into the heart of the macon delta to photograph the a joint rine force, army-navy unit comprised of lements of the ninth infantry division and the support boats. we were participating in a and destroy mission in a special zone. swamp. 40 clicks southwest of saigon known as the killer swamp. swamp was a miserable place. water madeud an

general mattis is stepping down nd we know he has real disagreements with the president wall, and nd on the now, president trump is throwing and creating um the trump shutdown of the government. the senate passed by oice, unanimously, a bill proposed by leader mcconnell, all speaker ryan has to do is it on the floor of the house. he'll get a majority of votes, the president can sign it and avoid a shutdown. unfortunately, president trump was attacked this morning by the hard t ight, and fearful, he backed off. his commitment to sign this bill. republican leaders told us that he was ready to ign the bipartisan bill that passed the senate unanimously, every democrat and every avoid a n, to government shutdown. the bill contained neither republicandemands or demands. it said to the american people, keep the way to government open. leader er pelosi, mcconnell, and myself have done everything we can to avoid a shutdown. but president trump wants one. times.sked for one 25 and he zeid in front of us, he would be proud to shut down the government. it's nothing to be proud of. the gom is, it

>> sir, i would like to start by completely agreeing with the nds' assessment. in fact, in the last decade and a half or even longer, our two competitors, russia and china, have carefully studied us while we've been engaged in the socom theater. they have used that time to conduct a march and they've used us based on our weaknesses. i think the way forward in afghanistan is to try to reach a political settlement that is going to allow us to remove elements of our presence that are there now. the key thing is we need to bear in mind that our long-term interests is to prevent being attacked in our homeland. so we have to allow for that in any future settlement. we're looking to work on that right now. i believe that does present a long-term way forward and i think we'll hear about it in the future. >> as long as i've been in congress, i've been hearing about the need for the political settlement and having the state involved. this is a new strategy at least in terms of what i've been hearing over many years. the other thing i heard, and i think i heard it today as

sunshine more likely in north—west scotla nd sunshine more likely in north—west scotland after a frostrth—eastern parts of england after a frost. a mild sort of day. temperatures lowest across the eastern side of england with that slow clearance of the fog. 0vernight, temperature should not fall as low as we had overnight into boxing day morning. there won't really be any fog, it is mostly over the hills, there will be a lot of cloud. towards the north—west a weak weather front arrives to bring drizzle into northern scotland and the northern isles. dry and cold air over the new continent. that may give us a better chance of seeing sunshine across southern counties of england. temperatures are still widely ten or ii england. temperatures are still widely ten or 11 degrees, miles for this time of year. those weather fronts are pretty weak in the north—west of the uk. this is the main feature of the weather, the area of high pressure centre towards the high continent, where the areas that much colder. it will be a chilly start in the south—east of england on thursday, but more sunshine be

the violence nd that we're talking about here. we're talking about human beings that were burned alive in the united states in front of crowds grinning white00 people until 1934. torture.lking about we're talking about dismemberment. jesse y weren't just -- washington, who was lynched in 1916 was raised and lowered over for two hours until he died in front of school children lunch e there on their break and it was in front of the city hall in waco, texas. we have to understand that these atrocities and they were done in the name of america first. in the name of being 100 percent american and being 100 percent american, hose white crowds in the forefront meant that you were allowed to do things like that, declared to beou less than 100 percent american. we're not out of that cycle of violence. people who ose thinks that the summery by ution of black people police officers who are not held accountable is modern lynching. is.eally think that it we're speaking not long after 11 ews were killed at a synagogue in pittsburgh, which is th

this moisture moving in over the frozen ground, parts of the midlands, northern england and scotla ndnd again. that freezing rain has a potentially very dangerous, some sleet and snow especially into the hills. north of the central belt and scotland. a prolonged period of heavy snow and the snow really blowing about, in the strengthening winds with blizzards at times too. all of that makes for an extremely messy travel setup onto saturday into early sunday. we have the freezing rain, and ice risk i'm a heavy rain in places and heavy snow elsewhere. across the uk, strengthening winds. do keep in touch with the latest situation near you. through bbc local radio. we see further snow affecting parts of scotla nd further snow affecting parts of scotland overnight and into sunday morning. eventually that clears away from the south, coming towards the west and south on sunday. elsewhere it looks a little drier and brighter. it is a little less cold as well. that is your latest forecast. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11: the eu rules out any re—negotitation — but the

the exception is the far north of scotla nd exception is the far north of scotland where we will hang on to the brighter weather but temperatures will stay below freezing for a number of areas and we have fog patches for eastern scotland. overnight, rain easing for a time but bits and pieces of drizzle around the hills. more persistent rain getting into the west. temperatures will hardly change with what we have got outside at the moment for many areas, to what we have by the end of the night. it will be very mild night. on thursday it will push northwards, reaching scotland but more rain in the forecast. we will see things turning damp and risley later in the day for western england, wales and southern counties. 10 degrees in aberdeen and stornaway. the mothers there in the south with highs of aberdeen and stornaway. the mothers there in the south with highs 01:14 in london. much warmer than it should be this time of year. another area of low pressure will strengthen and move into the north of scotland and move into the north of scotland and this will bring strong winds with it. seve

that's recognized in the nds.there are five principal threats to the nation that identified in the national defense strategy your iran is one of those. it is below the threats of russia which can destroy us and china which can seriously injure us but i ran also has that capability and their exploiting their maligned views everyday in the theater. some of the central command aor, central command will be forced to do with those is first of all recognize there is going to be a force repot your to some degree concentric leman. we've already begun to see elvis of that as we talk about how often carriers committed the central command aor. it's going to require the command adopt innovative new techniques to maintain deterrence against iran because that is the underpinning everything else that will go on in the theater is the ability to deter iran and respond if required to. >> if iran's leadership or to miscalculate and to challenge the u.s. navy vessel in the persian gulf or say straight up the service can give any doub

on an or parts of scotla nd particularly heavy.east by the early hours of sunday. towards the south—east see the high temperatures with cleese prevails throughout the night. —— lowest averages. the cloud in the west will be having some drizzle. sunny spells for the east of scotland, eastern england as well. the rain will linger longest for the northern isles. it is still mild. the temperatures do well, around 10— 12 degrees on sunday. about average for the time of year. as we look towards new year's eve on monday, high pressure is with us. there is a weather front to the north of scotland, tighter isoba rs, weather front to the north of scotland, tighter isobars, meaning a windy spell is likely across parts of scotland. some rain in the north—west edging south through the day. for much of the uk, it new year's eve on monday is a dry story. we have quite a lot of cloud but there will be sunshine for eastern scotla nd there will be sunshine for eastern scotland eastern england. temperatures still mild, about 10— 11 degrees for new ye

he laid on the ground for all over eight hours, a medic came by nd wrote am on his four head in his blood and gave him morphine, basically he was left for dead and spent the better part of three years recovering. he was paralyzed completely from the neck down, ultimately recovering full strength except for his right arm and shoulder. when he came back to kansas and was not wearing his military uniform, people did not understand he was a wounded veteran, and was seen as someone with a disability and expectations were not high erie he knew what his own potential was at the time and he started to come watch us of the fact that there was a huge section of people who would be more involved in democracy and needed assistance to realize their potential as people with disabilities. at washburn university in topeka he went to law school. an interesting artifact at that time was a disc recorder he took to record his lectures. he couldn't write with his right hand so the recordings helped him. he would listen to lectures in the evenings, and the recorded lectures made him a popular guy with classmat

tim: you can expect that apple innovating.keep nd life is so short. [laughter] [applause] david: i have my iphone. i couldn't work something and i asked you to help you and you said i don't normally do tech support. >> came out with the applewatch. david: why was it the applewatch and not iwatch? did you ever think about that? [laughter] david: i'm sure it was a novel idea. wasn't a crazy question. tim: wasn't a crazy question. i like applewatch. david: you are the c.e.o., how are they doing? tim: cellular is. you can use your watch. one of my best moments of the day is to go through my emails from users and i get so many each week from people who say they have a heart problem from the watch. it's alerting you if you have been sitting and your heart has climbed to a level. david: suppose you don't want to know. tim: most people do and want to seek help. so many people have said the watch alerted me to a problem, and i went to the doctor and he told me if i had not gone there, i wouldn't be alive. .avid: people email tim: i can't read a fair number of

northern and eastern areas of scotla nd northern and eastern areas of scotland and england can see cleard you can see the blue here indicating this is where we will see the lowest temperatures overnight, perhaps a couple of degrees below freezing. elsewhere, temperatures are several degrees above freezing. into tomorrow, parts of northern scotla nd into tomorrow, parts of northern scotland and northern ireland and used in most areas of england see some sunny spells. maybe if few brighter movements towards wales in the southwest. the weather front could still be producing light rain and drizzle a then there. it is quite chilly the further east you are but temperatures in double figures for some others the west and another weather front coming in from the west to end the day with breaks of rain was northern ireland and wales —— towards. we will keep the weather system for the remainder of the week on wednesday. to the west of northern ireland, maybe some sunshine, parts of scotland and eastern england with brighter spells and temperatures are starting to come down. a colder fiona southeast

it will be a wet and mild night across the far north of scotla nd and mild night across the far north for friday that rain will move its weight eastwards a cross that rain will move its weight eastwards across england as we go through the morning. we should see some sunshine coming out quite quickly in southern counties and brightening up in the south of wales. cloud in northern ireland, northern areas of england and showers continuing on and off through the day. mild in the south, temperatures reaching 14 degrees in london and plymouth. but temperatures closer to normal in scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. looking ahead to the weekend, a ridge of high pressure building in on saturday, sunday sees low—pressure working in. that will bring some wet weather our way. on saturday it is mainly dry and bright day, a chilly start with plenty of sunshine. there will be some slow—moving showers affecting northern and western areas of scotland. temperatures easing down a little bit, but still above average for this time of year. on sunday we are looking at wet weather in e

showers in southern scotla nd tonight.ngland and wales that they assure us keep going driving it is in strong winds and it is because that is where we see that the, 60, 70 is because that is where we see that the, 60,70 mph gusts tonight, southern and western coasts. so both iphone two of you. temperatures hold up. 7—9. further north could be a touch of frost. joe start to sunday but the bit more sunshine. that is of this weather system which brings the showers across central and southern but they wouldn't wales to stash sunday clears southwards and we open the door to northerly winds. all of us feel substantially cooler by the end of sunday. a bit more cloud across the south. lots of sunshine developing. some showers across scotland will turn to sleet and snow over the hills. at the rain showers into northern ireland and wales later on. many will get through sunday if not completely dry largely dry but temperatures will be in single figures. winds later as well but tomorrow compared with today. that breeze as it falls a l

through the night, still some rain clearing from eastern counties of england and north—east scotla ndgland and north—east scotland at the moment, and then dry, varying amounts of cloud, some clear skies leading to mist and fog here and there, temperatures around the inverness area, still close to freezing overnight but for most it will be mild tonight with temperatures of i2—7d but as i mentioned into tomorrow morning, already the rain pushing into the west, northern ireland and western parts of scotland in particular. that will head eastwards through the morning rush hour, strengthening wind into the west, and across parts of western scotland some of the rain will be heavy at times. the worst rain in northern ireland early on but still some patchy rain or drizzle here. much of england and where is will be dry but the breeze picks up around the western coasts and here we will see rainfall through the morning rush hour. further eased a bit of brightness around but as i have hinted at, some mist and fog for some of you. that will clear as the breeze picks up, the rain eases off in scotl

nd makes you wuntd wither is heo trying tave the path to come back or just fade into the sunset? >> i thinknly he knows the answer. >>> 32 democrats publicly opposed nancy pelosi. >> i thing it's noto goingbe much of a challenge. 35 altogether, including those abstained. but that's less than she had a allenger in 2016. it was 55 votes. fact is she in very good ape. catsnows how to herd those up and down in capitol hill and she is somebody who ise formidad has no opposition. >> it's interesting how peopl repeatedly underestimate nancy pelosi. she was a very l skilledder several years ago when the democrats had can control of the house. the question going forward is what's tlr succession goin forward. they're trying to have a forward message with nancy as head of the party. >> and republicans have kevin mccarthy.ot they'refrom california. >> being the minority party at a time like this for republicans is going to be a challenge because they haven't had to deal with t the era of trump. democrats are going to be aggressive in seeking out highlight ssues to from the trump administrati

misty over the snowfields in scotla nd misty over the snowfields in scotland tomorrow, with wind pickingith wind picking up in the west, cloud increasing and through the afternoon in particular a little rain arriving, too. a southerly wind, so drawing in mild air. gales are likely by the end of the day, but 12 celsius possible in belfast. the rain will be a feature of the weather as we move overnight and into tuesday. low pressure coming into play later in the week. the rain, first, it's moving slowly east across our shores, winds picking up overnight, so a windy stop the dues day, with gales around western coasts for a while. you can see how slowly the rain moves to the east. there may be some flooding issues by the end of the day. improving laterfor issues by the end of the day. improving later for northern ireland, but it takes all day for the rain to reach east anglia. temperatures on the mild side, io-iidc. the temperatures on the mild side, io—iidc. the rain moves east overnight, tending to move away, then low pressure starts to wonder its way towards our shores. there will be suns

nd he brought in mark warner, and, of course, senator isakson stayed with it. chairman was e willing to take the time to do has done over the years, history mentioned that with senator kennedy and at one him, mr. chairman, kennedy, but i'm sure interested in trying to build coalitions with you. said, that's man what i want to do. so we're off to the races. all kind of started that with an awareness both democrats and republicans what medicare has become. 1965, and i was director of the gray panthers in 1970's, and i had a full rugged good and looks. part-b. was part-a and and as the chairman and i that's not medicare. today most of it goes to heart stroke, chronic pulmonary disease. 2018 is hugely different than medicare from 1965. and the chairman said, we can build on that. now and try to build a bipartisan coalition. and without that decision by the chairman, we would have kept treading water on medicare. have been doing piecemeal things. e would have continued to tinker with position payments, kind much modernizing them. tinkered with edicare advantage, the

residents around lay hill and nd nd hill area. there was a gas leak yesterday. >>> the diner has been sold and many want it to become part of maryland's main street program aimed at revitalizing downtown laurel. that's a historic buildi, sting diner. it's unclear what will happen to the diner if the board upholds last night's vote. >>>4:36. rescuers are in a race against ee people nd t trapped in a mine in west virginia. >> they've been down there for three days. two men and two women went into that mine near clear creek this weekend to look for copper wire. onean safel emerged from underground monday night and told rescuers where to find the others. the problem is that oxygen levels a too low for first responders to try t reach the group. families they can help get to their loved ones in time. >> they've been in that mine for over 80 hrs and he's still under there. >> to deal with the oxygensu crews are pumping out water and pumping in llair. >>> s ahead, america's opioid addiction problem by the ldmbers. p> wouou sell access to

. >> aey nd jessica. coming up right here on gma, less than a week before christmas. tens of millions of americans are getting set to hit theut th ones sweeping across theacic northwest. heading east thursday or friday, we have this rainy forecast, severe storms in places. i'm going to be tracking that for you. >> also this morning, is this the tramp of the future. we'll go inside billionaire's elon musk's brand-new tunnel. could it be the end of sitting in traffic? i know your ears perked up for that one. >>> plus, giving the gift of

sunshine more likely in northeast scotla nd sunshine more likely in northeast scotland after a frost,d after a frost, and perhaps in a northeastern parts of england after frost. 0n the whole and milder start to the day, temperatures the lowest across the eastern side of england. 0vernight, temperatures should not fall as low as the had overnight in the boxing day morning. there will not be any fog, it is mostly over the hills because there will be lots of clout. towards the northwest, a week weather front arrives with some dry colder air, that mate gave us a chance of sunshine across england. temperatures still io—iid. this is the main feature of the weather, this area high—pressure ascending more towards the near continent where the areas that they colder. a bit more sunshine is beginning to arrive here, there may be a glimpse of sunshine more widely across the uk as the cloud begins to break up as we have trained some drier air from the near continent. especially across more southern from the near continent. especially across more southern and eastern parts of the uk, still some dou

frank from scotla nd legal tax avoidance.ed : daniel sable bought newsnight‘s coverage on corporation tax was superficial and he hopes : coverage on corporation tax was superficial and he hopes: and finally, a classic story that drove one of you crazy. this was running one of you crazy. this was running on the bbc news channel, a story about a new zealand charity which is taught three rescue dogs to drive. mr burrows wasn't happy. well, that's all we have time for this week. thank you for all your comments. please do get in touch if you have any comments or even want to appear on the programme, call us. hello there. our weekend weather prospects, we are going to see rain at times but it won't be a complete washout. the wet weather coming away on saturday is all courtesy of this area of cloud racing across the atla ntic area of cloud racing across the atlantic at the moment is that means we'll see rain. the rain really targeting england and wales on saturday. the heaviest rain across southern counties first thing in the mornin

. >> ten years ago, two woment wee nd killed when they were walking in this same area.ews 4'sne shomari s is there. what have you learned? >> reporter: well, right nw, i'm pennsylvania avenue between 7th street hwnot and 9th street northwest. i'm near the penn cor r metro station, across the street from the natio archives building. you can see the bus here, and the crash unitrom d.c. police on the bus right now. 're hearing that two people were hit by this bus. now, we don't know if the were crossing the street, which is in the middle of the block, or at acr swalk. you have to see where the bus came to a stop, and that'sha exactly police are trying to determine right now. we know they were transported to a hospital. no word onir condition. we're hearing that their injuries are quite serious at this point. however, we do not have an official condition. policeave also nreleased their names. continuing hey are to details and we'll bring you them as soon as they become available on ournbc washington app. shomari stone, news 4. >>> it's calm outhere now, but storm team 4 rad

an amber snowboarding the scotla nd now over.w and freezing rain, slipping out to the north sea. he brought wet weather for a while in northern england, pushing to scotla nd in northern england, pushing to scotland and snow up over the hills as the storm moves away. leases with as the storm moves away. leases with a south—westerly airflow. temperatures at milder, still some icy patches for northern england and particularly in scotland where there will be wintry showers but the winners will be lighter by this stage. we will see those showers in scotla nd stage. we will see those showers in scotland becoming fewer, more sunshine arriving with sunny spells for northern ireland and the morning sunny for northern england and wales. shara rain gathering across western parts of england and wales, through the english channel. heavy bursts of rain in the afternoon but a better day on the whole. lighter winds. cold air across scandinavia and the north—east of europe. increasingly south—westerly winds. atla ntic increasingly south—westerly

clearer weather spreading across scotla nd clearer weather spreading across scotland and into englandg cloudy in wales and the the south—west and northern ireland. it is turning much cooler. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: another group of migrants, 12 people including a child, are found by border officials on the kent coast this morning. the home secretary is chairing a meeting with the border force and other agencies, as he attempts to deal with the rising number of migrants trying to cross the channel. 39 people are arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a stabbing in west london. now it's time to take a look at some of hardtalk‘s stand—out interviews of 2018 — from presidents and world here's stephen sackur. a very warm welcome to this end—of—year edition of hardtalk, with me, stephen sackur. after 12 months of tough questions, this is our pick of the year's highs and lows. the world is particularly messy today. i don't see strong leaders around who could cope with it. where most of us felt deeply hurt is when donald trump blamed pakistan for the failure of th

nd they look nothing alike. but they are not having it. >> but they got some free advertising out of it >> doug has learned something new today. you goome and call holly that and she'll think you're so young. >> before anybody else? >> i did.yo she' bae. >> she is. i'm pretty good about the pop culture thing. thatne i did not know. i'm a little embarrassed. >> now you have something new to use. >> you guys gave me some homework. w many times has it been raining on a friday or saturday. i'm going all the way back o to april. and i can find five completely dry weekends. all the way bacrom now all the way through april. i'm not even through the whole ar yet. only five dryweekends. that's aot of rain. >> i admire you for the calendar. >> they are falling apart. >> what we're dealing withut there yiegt now, we have nice conditions. 44 degrees,loudy skies, temperatures dropping from the 30s by 9:00 in the city. out there currently, 42 degrees in rockville. 39ards the rockville area. we stay on the cloudy side. maybe s

north of that, northern scotla nd friday.in scotland and some of it might be slow to clear. last weekend before christmas. saturday looks mainly dry for many of us. one day, though, outbreaks of rain or showers but still it is looking quite milder there. that's the latest forecast. i'm mariko oi in singapore. the headlines: president trump agrees to shut down his personal charity after the new york attorney general accuses it of a "shocking pattern of illegality". jose mourinho's out — but who's in? manchester united seek their fifth manager in five years. not going to win the title, we will be lucky if we get on the top 4 now so be lucky if we get on the top 4 now so let's just forget this. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme. the gender gap: why it could be another two centuries before women earn the same as men — and have equaljob opportunities. and into the arctic — a special report on china's ambitions to finance greenland's future.

high—pressure still in charge with a weather fronts to the far north so perhaps some rain in northern scotla ndhaps some rain in northern scotland but if you have plans for new year's eve we are expecting mostly dry conditions to continue but a mostly dry conditions to continue butafairamount mostly dry conditions to continue but a fair amount of cloud and fog in the forecast. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. three men have been found guilty of the murder of five people who died after an explosion in a shop in leicester in february. the music and film retailer hmv has gone into administration, putting more than 2000 jobs at risk. a surge in migrants risking their lives crossing the channel has increased calls for the government to step up border patrols. potholes are getting worse — more than half a million were reported for repair last year, according to research. a lucky escape for the cornish fisherman who fell overboard and survived after clinging to his boat's nets forfive miles. now on bbc news, it's time for a christmas edition of weather world. nick miller and sarah keith—lucas r

we see further snow affecting parts of scotla nd further snow affecting parts of scotland into sundaye west and south on sunday, elsewhere it looks dry and bright and nevertheless cold as well. that's the latest forecast. hello. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines. the british prime minister theresa may has insisted it is possible to get further clarification from the eu to win support for her brexit deal. but the eu said there could be no renegotiation of the withdrawal agreement. a truce agreed by the warring parties in yemen has come into effect in the country's main port. there are however unconfirmed reports that fighting has broken out on the outskirts of the city. stroudsburg's christmas market has reopened amid tight security three days after a deadly attack there by an islamist gunmen. the suspect was shot dead by police after a two—day manhunt. donald trump's former lawyer has insisted that the president knew it was wrong to take make hush money payments during his

the area of low pressure sitting from the far north of scotla nd sitting from the far north of scotlande is on the southern flank close ear, so the wind is very much a feature of the wind is very much a feature of the next few hours we could see gusts of wind to 60 mph, and it's going to be a blustery and to friday certainly. and that is what bearing in mind, from the shower stranded fish that further east. relatively quiet night to come, so quite windy across england and wales, she isolated showers but temperatures holding up quite nicely, sing around five to 8 degrees. we start off our saturday morning on a slightly quieter note. the wind will be a feature in us to go through the morning, we will have plenty of showers in the west, sunday looking at the driest of days to the weekend, but he could be a little cooler with the wind coming from the north, but on saturday, a quiet start but the early bird will get the best of the weather is the shower starts together, pushing in from the west and merging together with spells of rain, eastern areas seeing fewer showers and highest values of

there is a battle over brexit but a longer running fight over independence in scotla nd running fight. your're watching business live — our top story ——— bosses from three of germany's top car manufacturers are in the us today hoping to persuade the trump administration to ditch tariffs over imports. a quick look at how the markets are faring a mixed picture emerging, as you can see. it's not on the board at oil prices starting to rise again. now, many of us want to save more butjust never really get around to it — or lack the discipline. you may feel you have no spare money to save. in fact, more than 80 per cent of people in the uk don't save on a regular basis. and slightly more worryingly 9.6m households in britain have no savings at all. but when it comes to banking — two out of five people now regularly use mobile banking apps. moneybox is an app that uses technology to encourage people to save — and even invest — with as little as £i — or a dollar and a quarter. ben sta nway is co—founder of moneybox. welcome to the programme. you started this company three years ago, prior to

the husband even got and gun fired a warning shot into thegr nd. that didn't stop the young suspect who shattered a window and climbed into the basendnt. >> that's when he was found by deputies asleep on the couch wearing no clothes. >> sources tellhi us teen lives with his parents in a home nearby. he has been crged with unlawful entry, vandalism and alcohol .possessi >>> a strange light show that we told with you last ght. the skyline leading to panic and confusion. it plunged laguardia airport into total darkness and se took to social media to talk about alien .invade chris glory yosso explains what was behind these flashes of light. >> w ot's going in the sky? >> reporter: you are listening to a new jersey 911 caller as she watched the spectacular electrical light shom the other side of the hudson rive 16 hours after the bizarre blast, governor cuomo toured the substation where it all unfolded. a spokesman said an electrical fault on a section of 138,000 volt equipment caused a transmission disturbance and sustained an electrical arc flash. tha

sunday has that rain heading in across scotla nd has that rain heading in across scotland and northernin through the afternoon, threatening further rain across wales, western england, perhaps southern counties as well. in britain wise, still mild in the south, 15 or so, and across the north in scotland, close to normal full—time of you. this time of year. we will all see some rain over the weekend. turning cold in scotland, temperatures cooling off across england, wales and northern ireland. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: rifts revealed between world leaders as they gather in buenos aires for the g20 summit, with tension over trade, climate change and ukraine. a 7.0 magnitude earthquake hits alaska, near the city of anchorage, causing widespread damage. a massive data breach at the marriott hotel group. hackers steal the personal details of hundreds of millions of customers. and: michelle 0bama's memoir becoming is the best—selling book released this year in the us, just 15 days after publica

an early delay on 270 nd southb we had one broken down.d to the shoulder out of 109. now chopper 4's the bottom end of 270 showing traffic heading toward the lane all of your lanes are open. it's not something that's going to cause a giant delay. just a lot of vole this morning. you'll find leesburg, accident activityy,ith de left lane is closed. and virginia state authorities on scene. white's ferry is closed again this morning due to the high water on the potomac. about a half hour trbehind. 409 will also be a bit delayed because of late arriving equipment. back into you. >> jack, thank you. it is 32 we are staying on top of breaking news out of prince george's county. a spokesperson for amtrak confirms to news 4 that a man was found dead in a new carrolton station overnight. they say he was found ithe escalator that connects the station to amtrak. right now, there are several surveillance cameras that caught what happened and they're trying to get more details about the situation. we also have a new update in a risis effecting the catho

the bride is perhaps northern and eastern areas and it a mild day for scotla nd eastern areas and iteveloping area of low pressure and that could turn out to be a deep area of low pressure was potentially disruptive wind and it will pull in some cold air to northern scotland as well. a lot to think about for friday. guess there is more heavy rain, the potential for friday. guess there is more heavy rain, the potentialfor blizzards in the north of scotland and the risk of severe gales. gusts reaching 70 or 80 miles of severe gales. gusts reaching 70 or80 miles an of severe gales. gusts reaching 70 or 80 miles an hour. that is through the course of friday. from the start of friday through to the end it looks like a windy day across the board. that area of cloud and rain in the north turns to snow in the hills and possibly wintry across the pennines is well and a windy day throughout that there will be peaks in the dust of wind and we could have more rain waiting for saturday. on friday it starts relatively mild but as we get the north—westerly wind in temperatures will tumble once agai

some heavy snow across scotla nd rain.n and snow mix slowly easing away to the east as we had through to the second half of the weekend but we keep that pretty chilly wind coming in from the west. all those things will turn milder through the day on sunday, most of those heady and wintry showers should ease away too. i'm ben bland with bbc news. our top story. the french interior minister has confirmed that police have killed the man who attacked a christmas market in the city of strasbourg on tuesday. cherif chekatt was spotted by police in the neudorf district of the city on thursday evening. when he opened fire on the officers, they retaliated, killing him in the short exchange of fire. british prime minister theresa may has urged eu members to help salvage her brexit deal but they say they won't renegotiate. ms may has been seeking assurances over the controversial irish border backstop after surviving a no—confidence vote earlier this week. and this video is trending on bbc.com: the united nations secretary general, a

nd obviously, i was a little shocked, but first, let me be very clear. my policies and principles don't follow a person, right? i believe that the house of representatives is a branch of government that's closest to you really should be following the set of principles, platform. so one of the things that really frustrates me is, when people say, the leader of the republican party, i'm sorry, but am republican because of the set of principles that i follow and because of a platform. feel like somebody is not representing that i will calll -- them out on it, it does not matter who you are. my job is not to walk in lockstep because he is sitting in the white house. that is for everyone, republican or democrat, it does not matter, if you are not doing what i believe is great for this country and everyone, then you will have a problem with me. rachael: do those comments show that he understands the issue that the party is having with minority women in particular? rep. love: obviously not. it really is a given -- look, i have respect for a lot of my colleagues

into north—east scotla nd sunshine as well.places will be dry if rather cloudy and mild. a little cool of a further south you are. —— a little cooler. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is miek embley. our top stories: indonesia steps up the relief operation for thousands who lost their homes in saturday's tsunami. officials plan a new early warning system for next year. spotlight on the plight of migrants at the us—mexico border as an 8—year—old boy dies in custody on christmas day. chinese human rights lawyer wang quanzhang goes on trial on charges of state subversion. we report from the city of tianjin. and the pope urges people to celebrate their differences, not be suspicious of them, in his annual christmas address from the vatican.

the best of the drier and brighter igloos across the northeast of scotla nd igloos across the northeastto win state with a temperature and a single figures in the north and just into double figures in the south which is average this time of year. the area will pressure begins to clear away into friday. something briefly quieter before this next whether preacher moves in off the atlantic to bring a spell of wet and windy weather for england and wales. starting off on a cool note with wet and windy for northern ireland and much of england with some of this rain quite heavy and the winds gusting to 30 or 40 or maybe 50 mph. wet and windy for a while and it turns bright in the afternoon with a sunshine and showers and a bit quieter across norma's, with sunny spells to stop again single figures in the north and a bit milder in the south. this is bbc news — i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11:00: the cabinet activates plans to pump £2 billion into government departments to help them prepare in case the uk leaves the eu without a deal. letters are being sent to more than 100,000 businesses warn

. >> it is scary knowing that criminals have those weapons in their nds. we're just completely unable to stop the crime. >> reporte but there's more. fourth and savannah streets southeast. a man in this car, shot in the leg. there was a woman and a baby in the carti at the . they were unharmeunharm. t in the meantime, cops continue or look f the kill here's hunt down 15-year-ol gerald watson, shot and killed him in the stair well of an apartment near his home insoutheast. today the mayor pleading for help to solve this case of murder. >> we need help. we need to know who really targeted this child. and killed him. and closey his home. and we know that somebody can health usve s this crime. >> reporter: a vigil is scheduled tonight near gerald's home >>> thank you, pat. priests with ties to local schools haveapologized. while some of the allegations, they go back for decade cory smith explains why we are just now learning about the sackizations. maryland t t ovprce tf s a oeiothnsociety o of more than a dozen priests creditably accused of sexually abusing c

showers to northern ireland down to the borders of scotla nd ireland down to the borders of scotland and the rest of england. the north, as tonight goes on, the skies make clear. temperatures dipping away. not such a problem that the south given the combination of the strong winds and some of those showers. what of sunday? brighter skies from the word go. a frosty start here and increasingly through the day, the brighter skies wind out. apart from some of the western extremities of scotland, england and wales and northern ireland. a lot of sunshine and top temperature, a cold feeling ten or 11. this is bbc world news, the headlines: police have fired tear gas in paris. the french authorities say 8,000 people have taken part in a fourth weekend of anti—government police in new zealand have confirmed the disappearance of a british backpacker in new zealand is now being treated as a murder investigation. 22—year—old grace millane was last seen in a hotel in auckland a week ago. the work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, has warned the country would be in uncharted territory if mps rej

parliament will not be interested in is ministers making day trips for a number of hours to scotla nd number of hours to scotland to come over with meaningless waffle. if we had to be convinced that their views will genuinely be taken into account, what will change because they haven't been up until this point. the honourable gentleman knows full well we've had a high degree of engagement with the scottish government and the welsh government oi'i government and the welsh government on all the matters as we have been going through. we will continue to have that. there are areas where thatis have that. there are areas where that is that this agreement, the scottish government wants to remain in the european union. that would deny the vote of the british people. that are denied the vote of the british people. we have a difference of opinion after that. let me deal with another question that has been raised. it is the question of another referendum. i understand the argument that if this house is deadlocked we could give the decision back to the people. but what would that say to those in

nd then do a c.r. on the homeland security and we'll have further discussions about that and we'll see what the democratic process results in. hadn't passed the house, mr. leader. we're not for it. we're prepared to debate it, if it passes and the president signs it, it will be law, and you'll do it. but don't hold the rest of government hostage. . -- hostage for something on hich there is deep don't hold it hostage for something for which there's disagreement. i implore you. on wednesday, at 6:30, bring those bills to the floor. hopefully your folks who worked to get them in place will vote for them, will pass them and we'll avoid another stupid, as i said, shutdown of the government of the united states and i yield to my friend. the gentleman id yield? mr. hoyer: i did. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i respect my friend. i even follow my friend on instagram. today is thursday, i almost feel like you're throwing a throwback thursday up. now you call a shutdown stupid but in this kuo

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nd it is not just there. if i look elsewhere, i spend a lot of my day on things like the defeat isis campaign. we have got 75 nations engaged in that. as the secretary said, 69 if you include the organizations also part of that activity. but they're not coming just with words. there is real money. there are real capabilities. and in other areas, you know, we have had a very good relationship, as congressman smith started to say, with our french colleagues in africa, in the sahel. and we are playing a supporting ole there. this is a french-led, a european-led activity, but it's one that we support, because we see not only an affinity in the alliance, but we also see some shared aims there. and we're going to have to keep that vibrant also, by renewing our focus on as much as there are occasionally difference amongst our states, we have core values that are similar about democracy, about promotion of freedom, about individual liberties, and as secretary mattis said today, we don't buy our friends here in the un

chilly on eastern scotla nd south—west.et weather to come. some of the rain heavy moving through southern england and then low pressure will just southern england and then low pressure willjust hover southern england and then low pressure will just hover across scotla nd pressure will just hover across scotland from much of the day. it will slowly drift northwards but it will slowly drift northwards but it will bring wet weather across scotla nd will bring wet weather across scotland and northern ireland for tomorrow. then it will be a breezy affair behind it. generally up to sunday, we start off with rain in northern ireland and southers scotland, drifting north. bright and breezy to the south but still mild. i will be back tomorrow. thank you very much. so many tributes pouring in today for george bush senior. let's talk now about why he was such an influential politician. we can speak now to greg swenson from republicans overseas. good morning, thank you for your time this morning. it is very interesting reading tributes

icy and it caused multiple accidents on stretches of the m 7a and the a 19 and across northern scotla ndhad heavy snow and western wales was hit with winds of 79 mph. the week ahead sees high—pressure dominating in europe and that will trap low pressure and it will feed in west to south—westerly winds and that will bring temperatures to around average across western areas. we start monday with a ridge of high pressure and there will be patches of frost in the countryside but by and large most areas will have a fine and sunny start to the day that however we will see strong winds working into western areas along with outbreaks of rain that will push on through the afternoon, mild in the west with temperatures up to 12 degrees and may be up to nine celsius across eastern counties and in scotland. monday into tuesday, a cold front moves slowly in and it's moving slowly because it comes up against the area of high pressure so wet weather coming on tuesday, northern ireland, western parts of scotla nd northern ireland, western parts of scotland and wales seeing rain and after recent wet weath

so england will face scotla nd in canada.art in their first ever women's world cop will keep you up dated on that throughout the rugby union's champions cup returned this weekend, after the international break, and holders leinster have taken a big step towards the knockout stage, with a 17—10 win over bath at the rec. the match was in the ballance in the second half at 7—all, untiljordan larmour caught this interception to put the irish side in front. the result leaves bath still without a win and effectively ends their champions cup campaign. exeter‘s hopes of reaching the knockout stage are all but over after they lost at home to gloucester in an all—premiership tie. ben morgan's try sealed a 27—19 win to send gloucester top of pool 2. exeter are still without a win in the competition. elsewhere, glasgow have gone top of pool three after they thrashed lyon 42—22 in france. toulon beat motpellier 38—28 and in the late kick—off at the ricoh arena. wasps are up 3—0. plenty more rugby on the bbc sport website. england's matt w

right there notice, in her purse,nd. look like a headlock, right?o get away. >> charity, you're right. >> her body may have gone limp. did he stroke her snout. >> that's what she says happened. her hands out to the side, then boom -- >> he's laughing. >> oh, no. this is not okay, man. >> about april, some partial paralysis she was not going away. doctors say she may never smile again. and then she did eventually see the footage. but her biosses didn't see it fr another four months. even then one of the managers would joke like, hey, have you choked any girls out? she recently won a case. she was unfairly dismissed because her bosses didn't properly investigate the complaint. >> what about the guy? >> he was arrested but released. he is under investigation. >> that's all bad. i'm glad that they were held responsible. they're making a joke of it. this is not funny. >> what else isn't funny is what happened here in south africa. this posted by rooks cycle. cape town was having a lights festival. look what happened. they broke into this place. >> they d

small is nd states feel the most vulnerable. >> what kind of effort muste put into rebuilding when youre economy is wiped away? imagine, what is the entire economy of ireland or england was washed away? whe would you start? that is the reality of climate change. davi outside the conference, coal fires are burning, each one pollutinthe air. scientists say that stopping this is essential. ait will uge challenge. david shukman, bbc news. laura: four refugees arriving in the united -- for refugees arriving in the united states, it can break down barriers. but it was only the beginning of her mission to help. e is running a refugee academy in georgia. she told us her story for the series.100 women" >> refugee students cattmust of had to no -- most have had a little to no education. they have not healed, they don't know their identity, and academically they are far behind. ch, you care about any aspect of your player. ir a player is hungry, the game is affected. after practice, kids would say "coach, can you help me with homework?" i realized it was a band-aid solution. kid had been in the co