nd look at all this. stop, stop.and also, on thursday, he also throw a party for one of the supervisors here. you know running for office. [gavel] >> supervisor breed: i'm pausing -- >> this is called conflict of interest. i don't know how are you going to vote. >> supervisor breed: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. hi, supervisors. i live very close to our street and -- children often. shop on the other street. [inaudible] and marijuana and difficult. -- for families with children to buy -- please recall -- on our street, thank you. >> supervisor breed: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello supervisors. i know that san francisco is more than 40 mcd stores understand that's enough for the -- that's enough for the city. please no more city stores in san francisco. >> supervisor breed: thank you. next speaker, please. ma'am, next speaker, please. if there are any other members of the public who would like to speak on behalf of the appellant, step to the line on your right. >> talk

we have a big shot of colder air coming our way late next week nd december look colder than average. snow lovers keep your fingers crossed. 48 degrees now in washington. 43 leesburg. 49 in kwaupt coe. 46 degrees in bowie, maryland. planning out your day, look at the big bright sunshine start to finish. a pleasant day to be outside. highs in your hometown, 52 in martinsburg, west virginia and gaithersburg, maryland. 55 in manassas. first half of your weekend looks pretty good too. start-off temperatures tomorrow morning. 10 degrees colder than now. need a jacket tomorrow morning. a pleasant saturday afternoon coming your way with afternoon highs in the low to mid-50s. here's your ten-day forecast. really nothing weatherwise to worry about through the weekend or monday. rain arrives late in the day tuesday. showery weather on wednesday. the bottom falls out. way colder next friday. we might have highs in the 30s with a chance any way of seeing a couple of snowflakes. >>> chuck, thank you. yot' when it comes to places to shop, there are so many choices including arlington, virginia. wit

look ahead to the festive fixtures. john is with us on our programme at 630 plom tomorrow where we react to all those results. scotla nd. rangers are giving their manager tony end of the season. joe marler today and tomorrow celtic brendan rodgers wa nts to tomorrow celtic brendan rodgers wants to be ten points clear, that depends how they get on tomorrow against aberdeen in second place. if the dons get the win there'll only be ten points behind. —— two points behind. we wa nt we want to go to centre tomorrow being our best, we know that. we have players that can do that. we have players that can do that. we have a squad to call upon, we have the best chances to put the game forward , the best chances to put the game forward, we've done a lot of work into that and we'll make sure we use that confidence from the last three performances and go in the game looking to get that win. the fee the corruption trial is going to close in new york. three charged with racketeering, money—laundering and demel collection. the verdict supplying food alive to new york. —— the verdicts are coming through, live to new york now. breaking

caller: i want to back up for a reason nd look at the tax cuts that were enacted by by presidentsignedrump. we're seeing i think great the private business has rallied around tax the in a way to reward american public and perhaps send saying e to congress that these tax cuts are good for business and we're going to ake it good for the american public. democra icans or the companies respond that they'relation going to help the american congress ways that can't. host: we're talking about morality and how character leaders.in our do you think there is a tie-in there between the character of tax plan?s and the caller: i think there is. strong leadership, responsible cuts ment and i think tax and helping the american people and what president trump is example of that. host: okay. calling in from south carolina. james, how important is how cter when it comes to we evaluate politicians? is very important to how we evaluate being -- ecause if you don't have character, you will do anything, you have o conscious, you gard for other people, just do what you want to do, lie, cheat and steal, you c

hat we did is we looked at the skill requirements of u.s. jobs. nd just a little bit of background. the u.s. department of labor in collection called own it, fashion look iled at the characteristics of well occupations. they survey workers and they rs that talk rate to the workers and in detailed 900 ion describe more than occupations. hat we did is looking at characterizations of social kills, interpersonal communication, and management skills. analytical called dozen job 's about a criteria that captured critical computer usage. physical skills, manual dexterity or if you had the job. machines on every job is rated on the scale. jobswe did is we looked at that have above average social skills. average o above physical skills. there's an overlap. some jobs need both high social and analytical skills. , a ceo will have analytical s and skills. so will a pharmacist. they're not mutually exclusive. hat we saw from 1980 on to 2015, is that total employment 50%, but s. grew by jobs that required high or above almost social skills doubled. they were growing by 83%. occupations that equire

nd i want to look at the georgian networks that began in the early 20th century on the now in power were and how they operated in power and what it tells us about the state.iet by the late 1920's you have what a caucuses to as group or georgian group in power. people who came up together times former seminary friends, who had fought together during the civil war and who were now in power. probably the most famous, but you also will people stalin's right-hand man who effort to ssive industrialize the soviet union. who were armenian seminary student. affirms theiribly connections. they gather together for feasts.n they celebrate birthdays together.and vacation and while this, i think, reflects this intimacy of a new state es in there is a distinctly georgian informs to this that the new state and informs culture in this new state. hat i want to look at now more closely is the correspondence of this group. connects with each other and speaks to each relates to each other in ways that speak to both nationalism. -- patronage is very a creation d it is that personalities matter more institutio

whether that is the cherchez in riyadh or ambassadors and oman or abu dhabi, also gave the time .nd insight a look at how politics is going in all these places. i can say with certainty we are well represented in all the places in which we visited. with that, we will turn the floor over to your questions. oni watched it on a webcast the dysfunction of the middle east, robin wright, bruce fred l. i did not hear any of the optimism. i don't know if you read or so anything about the u.s. ip but i wonder if you could address it. are you is optimistic as you seemed or do you see the future of the middle east a massive uncertainty? uncertainty? do you attribute any political --lications to the arrest of the arrest in riyadh last week? >> maybe i can talk about optimism. i did not have a chance to see the u.s. ip panel. when it comes to saudi arabia, bruce is one of the smartest observers of the country. optimism mixed with pessimism. i think meeting with leaders in saudi arabia and ordinary people , you come away with a sense of sincerity. that there is a desire to transform the economy. desire to engag

vonnie: we want to have a look at the rand. 3.6%.nd is stronger by bond yields dropping across the continent south africa's 10 year yield is down 21 basis points. that is a lot of bond buying in south africa as prospects there look more attractive under a new leader. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn. the: and live from bloomberg european headquarters in the city of london, i am mark barton. time for the bloomberg business flash. espn, disney's powerhouse sports network. john skipper is stepping down saying he is struggling with a drug addiction. campbell soup will pay about -- for snyder. snyder's pretzels have been selling well. campbells soup sales have been in a slump. for she has agreed to buy texas-based amplified snack brands. that represents a 71% premium. the brand includes skinny pop popcorn. hershey says they see the deal adding the first year after closing. take a look at where european markets are trading. we are roughly four minutes away from the end of the monday session. of rising in anticipation the tax bill ar

much of northern england and northern ireland and scotla nd england and northern ireland and scotland lookingturning more mild, especially from the west. temperatures between seven to nine degrees. slightly cooler to the east. 4—6. and then, monday night, thatis east. 4—6. and then, monday night, that is when we see visibility go downhill. notjust mist, dense fog, forming group early tuesday. freezing fog in the south—east which will be slow to clear. quite problematic during tuesday morning. you could see disruption to air travel, road travel, all that, across central and southern england with all that fog. slow to clear on tuesday. for the west, low cloud and drizzle likely, gradually pushing east as we go through the day. a foggy day. 5—6 towards the south—east. 10—12 in the north—west. through the middle of the week, this frontal system slips south and east across the uk. wednesday, a north— south split. drizzly and grey. 9— 12. rain in southern parts of england and wales on thursday. bright with sunshine and a few showers further north, 7— 11 degrees. goodbye. i'm babita sharma, with bbc

nd all the answers you're looking for. because getting what you need should be simple, fast, and easy. download the xfinity my account app or go online today. . >>> smart people when they are under investigation have their attorneys do the talking. >> i don't think we have admitted to obstruction of justice, but regarding flynn, it's changed. >> he has a problem in that he can't seem to keep his fingers off his blackberry or whatever he uses. >> we may look back on the plea bargain as the beginning of the end of the trump administration. >> the legal jeopardy for the president and members of his family. >>> announcer: this is "new day" weekend with victor blackwell and christi paul. >> good morning to you. this morning, a president on the attack. his white house claiming defense and critics raising new questions. >> it stems from this tweet. >> had to fire general flynn because he lied to the fbi. he pled guilty. it is a shame because it was lawful, nothing to hide. did the president know flynn lied to the fbi when he aske

nd if you're talking about funding will be cut, how will situations be impacted? will you also be looking at the all be on or will it hether funding is available or not? can you explain that? guest: i wasn't sure if you were saying your child is covered or medicaid. the first, just to be clear on this point, reauthorization talking about is for the children's health insurance program, which goes under in different s states. it can sometimes be difficult to your child or not is affected by this or not. again, omething that, states have some options about ow they move children who are affected into different coverage arrangements. hey could decide to bring some children who are not already inside a medicaid program into medicaid program. and they will certainly be families around all of their different options, any ding helping to manage care transitions that are necessary with the plans that well.pacted, as host: how many states decide to operate chip apart from medicaid? have combinations, some of the children usually the lowest income of the range and younger "washington journal" live ev

news gathering during times of emergencies saying look what stations are at the nd gathering network or the national level criticism by president trump. nd he asked them to consider, provoke licences. president trump doesn't like the reporting. curious to get you to weigh in on what you think. broadcasters. >> i would say that criticism and the he presidency media, in all of its forms is new.ng it existed since george washington's time. resident donald trump seems to have enjoyed the contest more than most. - raises it all the time. some of my broadcasters have do we do. and my answer is well, trump ratings, you reat may need to beef up security, no in the end, there's threat to the first amendment. committed is totally to the public policies, the f.c.c. ation act and an licence, and so it's - a lot of bravado, and it's part of the current political environment. don't know how constructive it is. contest. e a it seems more electric than normal. concern just ave hat he's asking to raise it or view industry to take an action based on politics, and chairman if i don't do this i won't be

i think it is very troubling that many people say, how could a jury look at that videotape ,nd come back a hung jury not able to say that this man murdered walter scott when many of us who see it saw that? g theyry came back homun cannot make a decision. walter scott was one of the few people who had federal charges brought against him. it's a difficult to have federal charges brought against police officers. because he had federal charges pending against him, he made a plea bargain with the prosecutor. i talk about plea-bargaining a lot in the book. he made a bargain with them that he would plead guilty to one of the civil rights charges in exchange for the state prosecutor not bringing the murder charges back against him. s the option of trying the case again to see if another jury would convict. he pled guilty to that civil rights violation, violating the civil rights of walter scott. i think you did that because the judge had a lot of discussion. he could've gotten anything from probation to life in prison. i believe he and his lawyer hoped that he would not get present time, but the

it looks as if we will see fewer across scotla nd as if we will see fewer across scotland and northerner to the north, but another mild day and another clouded over most of us and then to christmas day, the rain band is heading a bit further south, so there will be heavy rain for wales and the north west and a bit colder but mild again for most. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: nearly 200 people are known to have died after a tropical storm triggers flash floods and landslides in the southern philippines. a man has appeared at york magistrates court charged with the murder ofjodie willsher at an aldi supermarket in skipton. london zoo is to re—open tomorrow, after a majorfire in which an aardvark and four meerkats are thought to have died. theresa may pays tribute to british troops at home and abroad in a christmas message. and in california, the deadly wildfire that has destroyed hundreds of homes is now the largest in state history. the thomas blaze has scorched an area greater than new york city, brussels and paris combined. and leon bernicoff, star of

nd all the answers you're looking for. because getting what you need should be simple, fast, and easy. download the xfinity my account app or go online today. >>> we're back with a special edition of "the situation room." live coverage of the u.s. senate special election in alabama. i'm wolf blitzer reporting. voters, they have another two hours to cast ballots in this high-stakes race that's being closely watched across the country. democrat doug jones is battling against republican, roy moore for a seat that normally would have been a sure bet for the gop. but as many americans know by now, moore has been accused by multiple women of sexual abuse when they were teenagers and he was in his early 30s. moore defiantly denies those allegations. and president trump seems eager to believe him, after a war in the primary, the president endorsed him late in the campaign, widening the split in the party over moore's candidacy. in the senate, many republicans are distancing themselves from moore. some are condemning him outright,

and 295 southbound 695 looks good pennsylvania avenue nd suitland parkway quiet.lines on time. wisdom and holly. >> 5:49 is the time now. maryland purposing line moved forward. three judge panel ruled maryland does got have to update environmental study for the land around the plan line. purple line will run from bethesda toes new carlton and scheduled to >> maryland governor larry hogan has given the acahanac tribe indian status that means they'll qualify for federal, state and non profit assistance and the tribe lives on the eastern shore maryland indian status granted to two other tribes. >> former san francisco 49er is sued about a woman who says he raped her according to san francisco chronicle she claims she met jared haip in a bar. he was the rugby player that spent half a season with the 49ers. he was heavily intoxicated when he went home with him and and san jose filed charges and in australia. >> 5:50 is the time now. let's take a look at stories you'reen gaming with on social media. >> first up white house chief of staff john kelly under he apparently a

temperatures starting to drop in the far north of scotla nd starting to drop in the far north of scotland as the weather front moves through. lookinge uk. rain for northern ireland, western scotla nd for northern ireland, western scotland and the lake district. a very wet period on the way here. through the early hours of christmas day that weather front sweeps south into western parts of the uk. reining in the tips of cornwall. some rain getting into western wales. across the north west and yorkshire, it is very damp. the rain heaviest across belfast, some snow in the southern uplands. temperatures lower in scotland, three degrees in lerwick and that is a hint of things to come with colder weather on the way. this is christmas day day during the course of the evening. as we head into boxing day, a bit of snow across the highlands of scotland. the southern uplands as well. the colder air sta rts uplands as well. the colder air starts to push into the uk, not quite reaching us. it will take time. boxing day, the early hours of the morning, with the weather front pulling away. we are in between weather systems, meaning it. pulling aw

nd you can look back since 1980, we had over 200 disasters in this nation that cost over $1 pillion. when you add it up, $1.3 trillion in disaster costs. as the chairman of the transportation committee said, this bill includes tax from h.r. 4460 that transforms this process instead of coming in and picking up the pieces but leaning forward and making sure our communities are resilient and making sure they are prepared for disasters and for the future. this bill includes very important provisions to the state of louisiana that addresses this duplication of benefit issues, some nonsenseical policy that a loan is duplicative of a grant. it eliminates these barriers on federally authorized army corps of engineers' projects to prevent flooding and hurricane damage. it applies common sense. it ensures that the deficiency like the i-12 barrier in louisiana, it will respond to the 20161,year flood. it provides flexibility for these housing programs type concepts that ensures we are not wasting money that is ripped out later on but provides long-term solutions. and finally, it addresses the d

the reasons democrats criticized the bill is that everybody in a 401(k) and an ira can look at them every quarter .nd see their stocks increasing and increasing more dramatically. people's withholding will go down starting in february which is when the irs will get it done. the tax cut will take effect january 1. so is it less expensive to invest and more productive? more profitable, you will see more investment in the united states. and i was in europe and swiss bankers were saying that capital leaders were moving to the united states whereas in the past, they spend a lot of money going overseas. the marginal tax rates are in the 20's. the 35 highest in the world. this from this morning tax bills affect have been mostly ignored in media coverage but data are used they are cherry picked to create that familiar expression. the bill will cut taxes for the majority of americans at every income level. overtime, it is a ration. when the tax cuts go away for the middle class, and over time, the middle class will pay more taxes than they are today. so critics of the bill -- this is joint tax. higher income

i want to say is look closely at why --nd you will see he would not mind me saying this -- here is somewhat you clerk for. and earlylate 60's 70's, we thought we would solve this problem. that poor people in the country would have access to the legal system. we thought that goal was obtainable. here we are today, some 40 years later, and you heard the number from jonathan. poor people who need legal services cannot get them. in washington, it is 90 percent. later, and you heard the number from jonathan. 80% of poor people who need legal services cannot get them. brian: tell us what people do not know when they watch david? second: he was the justice for the district clerk judge before him. the person who started me on the path was just -- the judge. i did not know who he was but i knew this was someone i wanted to work for because what you just saw is something you dedicated -- he dedicated his life to. i clerked on a trial court at first and then i went to him. judge tatel is --if i wanted to pick a lawyer i wanted to model --iareer and life after hope i can have half the talent and integr

always have in mind our own set of principles tied to our own civil liberties framework nd the idea that we're not looking to shut off legitimate speech so our european partners burdened orubled or conversation that and so they are sometimes more willing to be more aggressive in talking to companies and saying they think they should be doing. >> yes, sir. -- research with csis. my question is, in the ongoing aumf, criticized for having geographic what would you like o see if there was a new one, to ensure we can continue to carry out count terrorism fights forward. >> that starts to stray into the policy questions that could probably get me, if not fired at in trouble in my last two weeks. >> what the hell. to see hat i would hope whatever framework emerges, to have it be sufficiently flexible i t we can account for what talked about with ambassador burns earlier he fact that even after isis is -- there may not be a isis black flag any longer but some picks up the tion mantle of sunni extremism and carries it forward under a brand or name. we shouldn't necessarily have to go back to the drawing board hink

nd copper is near that the london. keep your eye on that. and money is imagining ground. >> breaking out of bitcoin shadow. look at the last year. the currency of the entire year. nd we are in new york. and falking to you. i didn't have idea that would be the kind of thing it has become here. and you are so focused on having a functioning block chain and have this currency. >> there is no question. and earlier participants. there is a lot of hype. >> you think. >> there is a lot of reality. and how do we create and cross order payments and if we could reduce the friction there and create a lot of value for consumers and banks. and i know i traveled overseas and see the massive fees from the same bank they use in their native country let alone that western union has and you are looking far beyond that. >> even within the banking community, there are a few rpgs that sit on top and and help settle the liquid for small passes, retail ap across the board, we still live in a rld to send money to london, ap the fastest thing is fly the money to london. that's crazy. we live in the age of the internet and can't move money in real-time an

do you know anyone in your sphere looking to get into bitcoin action? bitcoin,nd buy but goldman sachs, jpmorgan, all these companies looking at this. everyone has to look at it because of the phenomenon, but black chain technology, the stuff pushing this is actually, i think, already in people's minds as ways of doing the financial system in the future, so that may well happen. this thing that went from one to 15 in a few months is separate and distinct from the technology that i think will be part of our lives in the next few decades. julia: to be fair, a lot of big banks are looking at the futures and saying due diligence has not been done here. there has not been enough time to understand how best to deal with this. they are please send you back to china? mr. holland: what a great idea. julia: since the president was there, they said they will open up their financial sector to foreign investment. they have also reduced tariffs on more than 100 50 consumer products, 140 consumer products. these are big deals, surely. mr. holland: they are huge deals. the one we

still wintry showers for northern scotla nd still wintry showers for northern scotland but things are lookingeratures in glasgow for instance around minus two, that's the top temperature through the day. it will be turning milder further south as that sleet and snow turns increasingly back to rain. but ice once again a problem as we head through sunday night. monday morning rush hour could be quite tricky with slippery surfaces. this low pressure is what we are keeping an eye on on monday. causing disruption in spain, france and portugal. for the uk we could see some of that rain potentially for a time falling as sleet and snow, combined with brisk winds. a quieter picture for monday elsewhere across the country. cold once again, not quite as cold as we are seeing through the weekend. still the odd shower in the west but mainly falling as rain, perhaps sleet. a quiet error day for tuesday with high pressure. we lose the strong winds and most of the wet and snowy weather too. temperatures just around one to nine degrees. a band of rain working in from the west, during wednesday that will push

the syrian people look at bashar know, we nd say, you were better seven years ago. for you people calling democracy bought for us, you are the us, europe, salledy, where is the mun -- $300 billion is the we need for construction. that'll be the difficult start. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. you.k [ clapping ] >>> tonight on c-span we hear women who this past year address the issue of sexual abuse by sharing their stories. grechan x news anger carlson and ms burke who are yet starting the me had tie movement. >> take us back inside that day. what happened? >> so sunday morning. it. re sunday morning, i started having the notifications on my phone. lot. there was just a few going on. i checked one, and a friend sent a message saying did something happen on twitter. what are you doing. i the nothing in particular. go online, need to there are people talking about "me too." i said okay. i had videos out. doing the work. i went to look on twitter, viral. ike - it wasn't but it was a lot of polls. at first i panicked. i do the work in a specific way, audience

look at this year's white house holiday decorations nd the president attending the national christmas tree lighting. after that, a conversation on he 2016 presidential campaign with john podesta. of the hillary clinton campaign. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the muslim public affairs a series of lectures at the annual convention in los angeles. discrimination against religious minorities in society and the courts. this is 40 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. freedom led religious [inaudible] islamic ing on sharia and allism, u.s. constitution. nate walker, executive director 1791 organization called delegates and it's an organization made up of legal and practitioners who help companies, educational institutions, nonprofits, deal issues of religious liberty, literacy and education. jump in and i'll start with nate. nate, could you walk us through a brief history of religious liberty in the united states, where did it

still wintry showers for northern scotla nd still wintry showers for northern scotland and things are lookingnus two, that's the top temperature through the day. it will be turning milder further south. but ice again a problem as we head through sunday night. monday morning rush hour could be quite tricky with slippery surfaces. this low pressure system is what we are keeping an eye on through monday. causing disruption probably across parts of spain, france, portugal and also for the uk, we could see some of that rain potentially for a time falling as sleet or snow combined with brisk winds. a quieter picture elsewhere across the country. cold, not as cold as we are seeing through the weekend. still the odd shower in the weekend. still the odd shower in the west but mainly falling as rain, perhaps sleet. a quieter day for tuesday with high pressure. we lose the strong winds and most of the wet and snowy weather too. temperatures just around one to nine degrees. a band of rain working in from the west during wednesday, that will push eastwards. wet and windy weather followed by thunder storms

you have this wonderful map that takes a look at europe and the be nd that continues to gained by the radical right. >> we've really took an in depth trying to dissect the myth from reality about the trength of the far right in europe and across the democracies. because there is a feeling that has gotten lost a little by in the u.s. because the president and donald trump his agenda. there was a time when he beat the national frought and came to an election. lso what we saw in the netherlands which also beat a challenge from a far right leader that we've seen really of the far right in europe. that has proven not to be the case. desperate, i would very much stress desperate coalition genders across the parties they have stitched together broad support that is common in draws on that it immigration, law and order and need of sentiment. in how very different they operate in their respective parts of europe. we said,no mistake, as we found data that support for views is extreme right the highest it's been in many years. so much opt teufpl ab europe right now. i think that election is like

looking ahead to this evening and into tomorrow. in particular, i'm told thatis tomorrow. in particular, i'm told that is something that will affect scotla ndect scotland and the north of england. where i am now looking across at the monitors, the motorways, the m62, the m1, around yorkshire and the, moving smoothly. the advice is to ta ke moving smoothly. the advice is to take care. twelve people have been killed in a fire at an apartment building in the bronx district of new york — the worst fire of its kind in the city in 25 years. the victims, including three children, died on various floors of the five—storey building. in the last half hour, the fire department gave this update. last night's tragic fire, other than 9/11, was the worst loss of life from fire in our city in almost 28 yea rs. from fire in our city in almost 28 years. the fire that occurred in 1990. we are in the midst right now of the worst month for loss of life in our city forfire in the of the worst month for loss of life in our city for fire in the past ten yea rs. in our city for fire in the past ten years. 12 people tragically died here, seven women, five men, five

looked like when it was first built in 1869. vibrant colors used by bno. a pattern that was very unique .nd beautiful it gets back to when railroad engines were works of art. displayed was night and day. doing the investigative work and really starting to look at how it was put together, we were able to determine that not only was it the wrong number, wrong color, but also the roof had fallen before and had to be replaced. in 1930. place the b&o had a huge transportation hall. came and knocked the roof down. as part of the restoration process, we were able to determine that half the wall as well as the flooring had been the otheras well as side. these engines are very unique to the b&o. during the civil war, these were in wide use. they produced hundreds, and only to exist today. from 1869 and one in st. louis that is a little older than this. a practical piece to begin with, but when you think about the location of the engine cab, right on top of the boiler, you can imagine in the summertime you areis very hot, driving that locomotive and right on top of the boiler, it's very uncomfortable

> a man is dead after a hit and run in oakland and police looking for two drivers who they believe were street racing yesterday morning and 82'nd and international boulevard and police say the 49 year-old victim was struck by one of the two cars that crashed. police say this black dodge charger in a maroon bmw were traveling and high rate of speed in a dodge lost control and hit the pedestrian. the victim was killed at the scene and the driver of the charger ditched the vehicle and took off according to authorities. >>> the toll worker killed in the bay bridge crash apparently was not supposed to be working that day but she offered to come in and help the morning before her death. a box truck slammed into a line of cars saturday morning and then right into the toll booth. cchon, a wife and mother. >>reporter: look at the bay bridge or the san mateo. it's called fast track. >> go to any cash lane and use fast cash. it's fully equipped. >> it's no stress and that's what the golden gate bridge did when it went all electronic with toll taking in 2013. itwor >> it's been great. toll takers used to collect 500 tolls an hour. with all

nd night for england and wales. eastern scotland and north eastern england looks the drives this evening.eland and we will see showers across eastern england starting to clear. some will welcome 2018 with clear skies overhead, birmingham favourite for that, oxford and southampton. temperatures generally around 3—7d. the start of the brand—new year, and we start with the storm system working across france. very clijsters in the uk and it could produce outbreaks of rain. gusty winds michael bradley channel islands first thing i new year's day. possibly close to coastal counties as well. showers over western scotland will push in the afternoon over northern ireland. also over wales. it will be a frosty start to choose the across the eastern half of the country, but wet weather and milder weather quickly sweeps in from the west, preceded by snow across the pennines and the mountains of scotland. temperatures we re mountains of scotland. temperatures were left later on and we will finish tuesday with sunshine as well. that is how the weather is looking in the uk over the next few days. you're

mostly country but there is more snow in scotla nd, mostly a bove country but there is more snow in scotland, mostly above 200m, miles across england and wales, lookigure temperatures, but it is later in the night when the winds will pick up and there will be a swathe of strong winds in the morning, across northern ireland, spreading across to scotla nd ireland, spreading across to scotland and maybe the north of england. gusts this strong could bring down tree branches, perhaps even whole trees and power supplies could be affected. further south, a blustery start, rain clearing away from the south—east of england, there will be sunshine, but the rest of the day will be blustery. the strongest of the winds will blow into the north sea as we go through the afternoon but we will see plenty of showers moving in, across most areas, coming in big bands, some of them heavier thundery. mild in the south, cooler conditions hanging on in the north of the uk. that is storm dylan out of the way and as the countdown to the midnight celebrations and new year's day, you can see plenty of showers, it will stay blustery, not as cold, temperatures between 4—7 at m

her son scale the heights and all that, she's taught me to be fearless a nd and all that, she's taught me to be fearless and looke and to thine own self be true. take it or leave it, i don't care how you feel about it, i'm clean inside and this is who i am and i learned that from my mother. gene simmons, thank you for coming on. learned that from my mother. gene simmons, thank you for coming onm was a pleasure to see me. hello once again. there were certainly enough gaps in the cloud in the first part of the night for our weather watchers to get a really good view of the night's super moon. after what had been a pretty reasonable day, especially so across parts of northern ireland, scotland, the north of england, probably the best of the sunshine here. that's not to say we start the new day with plenty of gaps around because we have weather fronts not a million miles away and there may be enough cloud for there to be the odd spot of rain across the far north of scotland, showers running through the western side of scotland and down through the irish sea. 0ut east, could be concern about how dense some of the fog

snow around the decree across the hills of scotla nd around the decree across the hills of scotland and parts of northern england as well. things are lookingloudy, but we did have a little bit of sunshine breaking through the cloud on christmas eve. as we move through the next 2a hours or so through christmas day, things are staying mild but there will be more cloud, and for some of us, pretty damp as well. there is some rain on the clouds. rain is affecting parts of northern ireland, scotland, northern england. to the south and east of that, cloudy, windy and certainly mild and frost free. we will see colder air moving in. this is how christmas day is looking. a fairly slow—moving weather front will continue to bring rain across northern ireland, southern scotland and into england and later in the day it will push into wales. this is three o'clock in the afternoon. if you are heading on a walk, a good deal of dry weather but it is pretty windy. we could see gusts of 60 miles an houron windy. we could see gusts of 60 miles an hour on the south coast. the rain is moving in from the north and the west. rain across most of the day for norther

we'll look at new jersey roadways coming up. >>> the road to the super bowl nd of that goes through philadelphia. >> the eagles clinched the playoffs byeating the raiders. in less than a minute what was an ugly play. darby made the biggest interception. seconds later, jakeiott hit the field goal for the victory. the eagles earned the top seed and will stay home for the post season. matt delucia begins team coverage from lincoln financial field. fans setting their eyes on the prize. >> reporter: yes, for now they're thankful for a great christmas gift. not only for the team but the fans who were here enduring this bitter cold christmas night, watching a football game that was important in terms of the home field advantage. now the eagles can rest easy for a couple of weeks. it was quite game, a nail-biter toward the end of the fourth quarter. they were already in the playoffs. already got the first-round bye. this win did secure a home homehome field sidelines, it's up to foles and rest of the team to deliver.they admit there's more to do. >> didn't penough.you know i got to play cleane to obviou

looking quite breezy. certainly mild. perhaps just the north of scotla nd mild.rst visit by a british foreign minister to moscow in five yea rs has foreign minister to moscow in five years has ended in public disagreement, with russia accusing the uk are fabricating allegations against it. that is all from the bbc news. goodbye from me. now the local news for you. this is bbc news, the headlines at 6:30pm. the first visit by a british foreign secretary to russia in five yea rs foreign secretary to russia in five years finish with accusations of lying. there were hopes of meeting borisjohnson lying. there were hopes of meeting boris johnson and the lying. there were hopes of meeting borisjohnson and the russian minister would repair relations but they ended in disagreement. russian attem pts they ended in disagreement. russian atte m pts to they ended in disagreement. russian attempts to interfere

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nd will ease a bit. the rain in scotland is edging south, but if you look closely overnight, it starts to move northwardsll some drizzle over coastal areas and the hills, a mild, frost free night but some clear spot in eastern england in single figures. the reason for the rain in scotland, at times northern england, northern ireland, is this weather front, still hanging around for christmas eve. it will begin to move a bit further south again. as it does so, several hours of heavy rain into western powers of scotla nd of heavy rain into western powers of scotland on through tomorrow, turning right across more of northern ireland, then into the afternoon it will move into cumbria. south of that, a few spells of sunshine again. south of that area, a good deal of cloud again, but brea ks a good deal of cloud again, but breaks in northern scotland, where you will dry out for a time into the afternoon. christmas eve evening, the area of rain still hanging around, and by christmas day here it is, starting to move very slowly south and east. south of that, perhaps some trestle, very mild. along the weather fron

wintry showers into the far north of scotla nd showers into the far north of scotland and as we go through the night, clear skies allow frost to form. looks be the last of the cold days, still under the influence of the cold air. in the second half of the weekend, the south—west wind will drive in milder but slightly wetter conditions from the west. we'll start on saturday on a frosty note for many, the exception is northern ireland, wales, south—west england. more clout and if you scattered showers. when we got the clear skies and sunshine after that frost, temperatures are not going to recover very quickly, in fact, afternoon highs of three degrees. it'll be cold in the south—west. the mild airon its it'll be cold in the south—west. the mild air on its way as we've told you. this nose of high—pressure quietens down through the night but it won't be long before this weather from start to influence the story by the end of the weekend. it'll bring rain, some heavy, for a time, into northern ireland, scotland, eventually western fringes of wales and south—west england. a south—westerly wind, mild air starts to push on, double—digit in cloud

northern ireland, central and southern scotla nd ireland, central and southern scotland into northern england, expect gusty winds. new year's eve mostly lookinge will be showers about in manchester and in cardiff by midnight in 22018. alot going on over the next couple of hours and couple of days, keep up—to—date on the website. this is bbc news, the headlines at 11. warnings of delays to road, rail and air travel and possible power cuts as snow and ice affects parts of northern england and scotland. glasgow airport reopens after snow caused it to suspend all flights. it's advising passengers to check with their airlines. at least 12 people are dead — including a baby — after a fire at an apartment block in new york's bronx district. apple apologises for deliberately slowing down ageing iphones — it says the move was intended to prolong the life of the phones. also: easing the impact of excessive drinking on busy accident and emergency units. the nhs considers making mobile "drunk tanks" a permanent feature across england. and the travel show heads off to two very different corners of india. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news.

looking at nine celsius. patchy rain through the evening and overnight sinking southwards from scotla nd overnight sinking southwardsland into northern ireland, northern england, wales, the midlands and east anglia. as the crowd breaks in scotland, could turn chilly later on in the night. we will see some sunshine for a while in scotland and it should brighten up in scotland and it should brighten up across in scotland and it should brighten up across northern england, the cloud breaking eventually across the eastern side of wales to the midlands to north east anglia. perhaps the south—east of england and a better chance of sunshine in the eastern areas, temperatures nine oi’ the eastern areas, temperatures nine orio the eastern areas, temperatures nine or 10 celsius, further west dull damp. —— further west is dull and damp. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10.30. reports in the us claim president trump's former national security adviser michael flynn — who has admitted lying to the fbi about his dealings with russia — is preparing to implicate donald trump's son in law jared kushner. the us senate has pass

eyewitness weather sev forecast lheading in to friday look for a high 26 degrees not much beurday 28. eve is afo cold at the linc,nden 21 as we start off new year by nex the 20's you guys. thinks a big stretch of temperatures in the 20's. >> you love those 20's. >> that is good. >> chelsea, thank you. >>> cleve joining news sports. >> it will be a cold game sunday and big question for this last game who will play in it. >>> sixers will be sporting new uniforms in february they are getting a tension on social media another star took a twitter endorsing the new look. we will have > cleve joins with us a look at sports. as eagles look to the cowboys interesting deal for a lot of reasons. >> it could be a very cold, lonely day at the linc. normally eagles play cowboys on new years eve it is one of the biggest game of the year. because eagles record is so good this game end up being like a preseason game with the starters maybe playing a little bit. eagles beat raiders they locked up home field advantage throughout the playoffs and first round bye so coach doug pederson has to decide to play some or let them rest and ge

nd on tuesday. 11 or 12 degrees in scotland and northern ireland. keep your ice on the forecast as we head towards the festive period. at the moment things are lookingher unsettled. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7. a british woman, rebecca dykes, has been killed in beirut, the foreign office says. she worked for the department for international development. police investigate what they call a harrowing car crash in birmingham. plans are revealed to lower the age at which young people are automatically a row —— involved in pension schemes. information from the cia helped russian security services stop a terror attack on a cathedral in st petersburg, the kremlin says. also in the next hour. prince harry takes on a new role as a journalist — interviewing the former us president barack obama.

temperatures starting to drop in the far north of scotla nd starting to drop in the far north of scotland as the weather front moves through. lookingouth—westerly winds across the uk. rainfor south—westerly winds across the uk. rain for northern ireland, western scotland, the lake district. through the early hours of christmas day you can see the weather front swooping southwards into western parts of the uk. reining in the tips of cornwall, quite windy in the afternoon. across much of the midlands and yorkshire, it is cloudy and damp with a bit of brightness. the rain will move through across belfast, a bit lost stouffer the southern uplands. the temperature is a lot lower across scotland. three degrees in lerwick, a hint of things to come with slightly colder weather on the way. this is christmas day during the course of the evening. as we head into boxing day, a little bit of snow across the highlands of scotland. the southern uplands as well. the colder air starts to push into the uk, not quite reaching us. it will take time. boxing day, the early hours of the morning, the weather front pulling away. we are in between weather s