happy new year from london! happy new yearfrom london! 2018 has arrived and that, as far as this crowd is concerned, is how you see in the new year in style. that was london's fireworks display to see in 2018. and now, as is tradition, 100,000 people, who waited patiently to see that display, will now congratulate each other and celebrate the new year singing auld lang syne. 2018 was celebrated as the year, the centenary year after women were given the vote in the uk. we had many songs from female singers in the second half of that programme. as far as this crowd was concerned, a spectacular display that went off without a hitch. happy new yearfrom london. andrew black is in london —— edinburgh. new yearfrom london. andrew black is in london -- edinburgh. thank you very much. the party has started here in edinburgh. wejust had a rendition of auld lang syne that eve ryo ne rendition of auld lang syne that everyone sang along with. the key moment of tonight was the fantastic firework display from edinburgh castle. this year it featured some

martin bashir, bbc news, borough market, london. demned what he called the banality of consumerism in his homily at a new year mass in st peter's basilica in vatican city. he contrasted the contemplative silence of the virgin mary, the mother ofjesus in the christian faith, with the blare of commercials, saying the wave of shouting had a corrosive effect on society. to set aside a moment of silence each day to be with god is to safeguard our soul; it is to shield our freedom from being corroded by the banality of consumerism, the blare of commercials, the stream of empty words and the overpowering waves of empty chatter and loud shouting. california will today become the largest state in the us to legalise the recreational use of cannabis. adults aged over 21 will be allowed to possess up to an ounce of the drug and to grow six marijuana plants at home. opponents say the new law will lead to more driving under the influence of the drug and introduce young people to narcotics use. the leader of north korea, kim jong—un, has warned the

hello and welcome to bbc news. londonone of the latest european capitals to welcome in the new year, with 100,000 people gathered in the city to watch the firework displays. it follows exuberant celebrations elsewhere in europe, you are looking at pictures of the river thames, you can see fireworks exploding over the london eye. some 10,000 fireworks lighting up the sky ina12 10,000 fireworks lighting up the sky in a 12 minute display. and here we can see paris and the arc de triomphe welcoming 2018. hundreds of thousands lined the shops the lycee at the arc de triomphe, nearly 140,000 police and armed soldiers have been deployed nationwide, security obviously very tight. let's go to berlin, you can see the brandenburg gate eliminated for their fireworks, brandenburg gate eliminated for theirfireworks, thousands brandenburg gate eliminated for their fireworks, thousands of people watching. —— eliminated. —— illuminated. and now we are in athens, fireworks their lighting up the sky. just over two hours ago, the fireworks o

martin bashir, bbc news, borough market, london. r message at 12.55 on bbc one and 4.25 on bbc two, apart from in scotland. the north korean leader has said that he has a nuclear button on his desk. in a defiant new year message, kim jong un says now that north korea had developed the capability to hit all of the us mainland with its nuclear weapons, washington would never start a war. he added he would not order the use of weapons unless his country's security was threatened. translation: no matter how much the united states shows off their nuclear weapons and frantically provokes war, now that we have a deterrence, the us will not be able to do anything, and if north and south korea put our minds together, we can easily prevent war. as a responsible, powerful nuclear state that promotes peace, we will not use our nuclear weapons unless an invasive enemy violates our sovereignty and interests. however, we will respond firmly to actions that destroy peace and security. robert kelly is professor of prodigal science in south korea. he

martin bashir, bbc news, borough market, london. headlines on bbc news: the six victims of a seaplane crash identified. hundreds were stranded in central liverpool might have to car park fire—damaged destroyed 1a00 vehicles. iran's president warns violence and disorder will not be tolerated amid large demonstrations. reports suggest that ten people have now been killed. sport now. and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushell. good afternoon. we are just minutes away from the first premier league action, of the new year. it's a south coast affair, with brighton hosting bournemouth. brighton's australian goalkeeper, matthew ryan, is one reason the hosts are as high as 12th in their first season in the league. they're problem is scoring goals, just two in the whole of december, while bournemouth arrive just 2 points above the relegation zone despite their morale boosting win over everton, on saturday. manchester united managerjose mourinho, says he has problems ahead of today's premier league game at everton. u

-- dabi and a new london facility. dr. cosgrove stepped down at the end of 2017. the cleveland community came together to raise over $50 million for the cosgrove transformation campaign to honor his career and legacy. the cosgrove transformation campaign will ensure cleveland clinic remains a world leader in innovation, research, education, and improving the patient experience. on behalf of the people of the 11th congressional sdribblet of ohio, i thank -- district of ohio, i thank dr. cosgrove for his commitment to improving the health and wellness of those we serve. there is no question that dr. cosgrove's impact will continue to be felt for decades to come. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. yoho, for five minutes. mr. yoho: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today in of alachua county trail blazer. it is my home county in florida. mr. thomas coward who passed away on december 23, 2017. mr. coward was drafted into the navy in 1942, served

new london pizza will remain open. their neighbors will wait to see. >> if it's too much, we'll close down, but if everything is okay, we'll stay open. >> across the city, safety measures go into place. tonight flyers on cars along broad street stated no parking sunday 2:00 p.m. on broad street to the stadium. here at the park tonight, it's dark and quiet. tomorrow, tailgating begins at 6:00 a.m. the wells fargo lots and mn and p lots open at 11:30 a.m. parking at citizen's bank opens at 3:00 p.m. the minnesota visitors say they are impressed with if philadela so far. >> we have seen a lot of police. >> we are not out looking for trouble, so hopefully, trouble won't find us. >> this week, philadelphia police said that city wide, all of the districts have identified hot spots or problems they have in their districts. there will be extra police on hand at the city, at the link and on septa. they are urging people to take the broad street line. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> back to you. >> eagle excitement i

teri okita, cbs news, london. >>> the project has also been shown in france, italy and will go to germany, australia and other countries this year. >>> more than 100 million americans from texas to new england are waking up to ice and cold. snow and slick conditions have made roads and runways hazardous. states of emergency are in effect in parts of the south. schools are closed in more than 10 states including texas and georgia. the huge storm system barreled east stretching all the way from the gulf coast to maine. parts of new england could get 8 inches of snow. >>> all right. take a look at these cool images. that's not the latest mascara trend. that's ice on their eyelashes in russia where parts of the country hit minus 88 degrees. cool look. >> doesn't seem possible. >>> i'm going to talk about our cold air but it's nothing compared to other parts of the world. let's show you the stubborn fog though. a lot of folks are still seeing haze, low visibility. still stubborn fog out there. it's not moving. here's the vaca camera. you can see it all laying low in the valley area. a storm to

police appeal for information after four men are stabbed the headlines on bbc news. to death in london the six victims of a seaplane crash near sydney are identified — among them the british boss of one of the world's largest catering companies. a huge blaze at a liverpool car park destroys around iii—hundred vehicles — stranding hundreds in the city centre overnight. sport now and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. we begin with a new year's day football matches up and down the country... five of today's games come from the premier league, and 4th placed liverpool earned a dramatic 2—1 win hotly contested match against burnley at turf moor. johann berg gudmunsson headed in an 88th minute equaliser after forward sadio mane crashed in a superb opener for liverpool. only for defender ragnar klavan to bundle in a 94th minute winner forjurgen klopp's team. they now stay fourth. the character of the boys is fantastic. you have to use that all the time. the boys showed that tonight. it was a cold, rainy and windy afternoon. the pressure will increase on stoke city manager mark hughe

lucy kafanov, nbc news, london. >>> still ahead, the new technique that could save the lives of thousands live with what amounts to a ticking time bomb in their bodies. >>> the chaos in the cockpit as a pilot forcibly removed from his plane before take off. >>> we're back with health news and a new technique that could help save thousands of lives for people that develop a dangerous condition in the body's main artery. it's a silent killer. until now, surgically repairing the defect was difficult and often not successful. as our medical correspondent dr. john torres reports, it's a new technique of how treatment is being customized for each patient. >> reporter: joy once meant exotic trips and beach vacations. last year the 54-year-old lawyer suffered a heart attack. >> shocked. absolutely shocked. >> reporter: what was even more shocking, an unexpected discovery that would put her life on hold altogether. parts of her aorta, the largest blood vessel in the body, were so swollen they could burst at any moment. a deadly condition called an abdominal aortic aneurysm. she had two of them. su

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chester county, new london. west grove a .10 inch of and the lehigh valley airport. the same thin for montgomery county and greaterford and really just setting the table with a light round one which ovuld be more significant snow night tonight. we are mild this afternoon. 40 this afternoon that where thr as are. >> our snow coverage continues now while some places barely saw any snow other areas like lehigh valley and chester county saw snow during the morning commute and as david said there is more snow on the way. walter perez is live now with the word from penndot. >> reporter: as david mentioned and as you can see we received more snow in the lehigh valley than the delaware valley. penndot had a busy morning and get ready to hit the roads once again tonight. round one came through leaving as much as and inch of snow in spots and the timing left something to be desired and now a winter weather advisory remains in effect with round two expected later this evening. and the projected lows around the freezing mark the lehigh valley is expecting 2 to 4 inches before it

live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. and london, this is bbc world ws. it's nesday. —— newsday. to the north korean nuclear crisis. he presents to the world. the mentalfaculties to do hisjob. gordon corera. it is one of the most famous and yet secret buildings in the world. the headquarters of the central intelligence agency. everyone‘s seen this, it's in all the movies. as its head, a tumultuous time around the world and in washington. the agency to take more risks. proud of that. secrets on behalf of the american people. in america's election as well as in europe. do you see signs of russian activity lessening? i haven't seen a significant decrease in their activity. do you have concerns they might try and interfere in the us midterms? of course. that the impact they have on our election won't be great. who has said talk about particularly russian collusion is fake news? i don't do fine lines. i do the truth. the most exquisite truth that we know. have the faculties. with him on many mornings? it's absurd. saddens me that someone would have taken th

cbs news, london. >> well, cbs news correspondent margaret brennan traveling with the president, look for live report coming up on cbs this morning right after "eyewitness news" this morning here on cbs-3, chad forward priest at the center after lengthy drug investigation is under arrest this morning. the philadelphia archdioces says that monsignor gregory parlane, facing drug and theft charges. an investigation last may after envelope address dollars to the monsignor came to saint corn kneel just parish, con contained staff thought were illegal drugs. monsignor parlante has been replaced, meanwhile, lawyers for bill cosby wants judge to dismiss the sexual assault charges against the comedian. filed a motion yesterday saying there is not enough evidence to prove the alleged encounter with andrea constand occurred within the statute of limitations. cosby's first trial ends in the june, with a hung jury, his retrial is set to begin in april. >> well, disturbing moments caught on camera, a robbery suspect posing as a mailman point a gun at a man who is holding his nine month old son this

ben ando, bbc news, south london.tendent with the metropolitan police about how to stop knife crime on the streets of london. what we need to look at is having more of the local authorities, police, third sector organisations working more closely together and i would also point out we have had a significant reduction in resources, not just the significant reduction in resources, notjust the police, 20% reduction in number or police but also reduction local authority funding. reductions in funding to third sector organisations. it is a huge problem around resources making it difficult. if young people are carrying knives, what can be done to stop them? carrying knives, we have seen an increase in the number of young people carrying them and the police commissioner has been clear she wa nts to commissioner has been clear she wants to seek appropriate sentencing for individuals, it is about using stop and search effectively, not to alienate the community but ultimately it is notjust the police. we need to work with famil

teri okita, cbs news, london. >>> three people are still unaccounted for after mudslides killed 20 people in santa barbara county. more than 100 homes were destroyed in and around montecito when rain washed down hillsides last month. one said the slide was so large it changed the elevation in some neighborhoods by up to 6 feet. >>> time for a check of our weather. we have a little bit of rain, neda. >> we do. we are watching it right now right over san francisco and sausalito. actually in between the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge. we saw lightning earlier over the pacific. we could see more of throughout the afternoon. you will see dark billowing clouds and that's what we're noticing over the bay now. here it is raining right across highway 1 in lagunitas also in san rafael near novato as well just south of there. you can see it in this live shot. here's our rain totals from the storm that came through yesterday. santa rosa saw about .3", san francisco .4" but maybe a little more than that with this cell that's coming up. here's another view of the rain that's coming down just ove

time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc londonto stamp out what he called the scourge of knife crime. his comments come as the met continue to investigate the murders of four young men, including two teenagers, in unrelated attacks across london during the new year festivities. so farfive people have been arrested in connection with the incidents. plans by guildford borough council to build on the greenbelt has attracted criticism from some residents. the council's preference is to use brownfield land first, yet only a fraction has been earmarked to help build some of the 12,000 homes needed locally over the next 16 years. some campaigners believe the plans are unnecessary. i think it is essentially driven by development. it is driven by the incentive to provide land development. is no interest in maximising the number of affordable homes. there is no interest in urban regeneration. as you have been hearing in breakfast, rail fares are set to go up from today, and here in london that means an average increase of 3.4. but it is not

molly hunter, abc news london. >>> former olympic figure skater tonya harding says she was scared for her own safety after the baton attack on her fellow competitor, fancy kerrigan. >> i am always the bad person. is it a challenge from the lord to see how far i can be pushed. until i break and become nothing. you can't push me that far anymore. >> kerrigan was clubbed on the right knee by a baton by an assailant during a practice session. find out what harding told abc news about the attack in a special truth and lies, the tonya harding story. >>> a bullying awareness campaign inspired by the vick til of the columbine high school shooting made a stop in port richmond. they learned about rachael's challenge. she believe that one kind action a day could create a ripple effect of kindness and the program hopes to promote a chain of kind actions in schools nationwide instead of bullying. >>> still ahead another check of the accuweather forecast for you. stepping live outside sky 6 hd showing you the icy delaware river under the commodore barry bridge and meteorologist, david murphy has th

gavin ram john, cbs news, london. >>> during president trump's time in switzerland he said he was honored by an investment announcement by apple's ceo tim cook. early this month, apple said it planned to contribute $350 billion to the u.s. economy over the next five years. apple is one of the many big american companies that are moving money from abroad back to the u.s. because of the tax cuts for corporations. >>> and fedex is committing more$3.2 billion in wage increases bonuses and pension funding. the company also plans to invest $1.5 billion to significantly expand its indianapolis hub over the next 7 years. fedex says it believes that the tax cuts will likely increase its profits in the long run. the new law cuts the federal corporate rate from 35% to 21%. >>> president trump returns to washington this evening to face a controversy. a "new york times" report claims mr. trump was considering whether to fire special counsel robert mueller. the former fbi director looking into russian interference in the 2016 election. the president criticized the report before leaving for davos saying

ben ando, bbc news, south london. an police. this is a terrible start to the new year. but this is a phenomenal that london is too familiar with. the stabbing of young people. you are absolutely right, it is appalling, this is a family time, people are thinking about families are my thoughts go to the families of these young men, many of them are very young, 17, 19, 20, very young people. 26 is the number of young people. 26 is the number of young people that have been murdered under the age of 19 last year. we have already had the first murder and one of those was in the early hours of today. it is tragic. awful. what we need to be looking at is having more of the local authorities and police, the third sector organisations, working closely together, and i would also point out that we have had a significant reduction in resources , had a significant reduction in resources, not just in had a significant reduction in resources, notjust in the police, 20% reduction in the number of police, but also reduction in local aut

ben ando, bbc news, south london. ws: president trump has accused pakistan of lying and deceiving the united states, while receiving billions of dollars in aid in recent years. in a tweet, mr trump alleged that pakistan harboured terrorists sought by us forces based in afghanistan. the us is considering whether to withhold more than $250 million in aid that it delayed sending in august. police in germany are considering whether to prosecute a politician storm carmen has cut power to tens of thousands of homes in western france. wind speeds of up to 140km/h battered the country's atlantic coast, leaving 65,000 properties, mainly in the brittany region, without electricity. the storm is expected to move towards germany overnight. elsewhere, and a deep freeze has settled over large parts of the united states and canada, bringing extreme cold, snow and travel disruption. sarah corker reports. france's atlantic coast, new year was ushered in by the arrival of was ushered in. 513" the, g’rr‘ieat’fif = mgfifig seaside .. .. 7...

he had been due to attend the official opening of the new us embassy in south london. e tweeted that he had cancelled the trip because he's "not a big fan" of the new embassy, which he said had been commissioned by his predecessor, barack 0bama. downing street says an invitation for a state visit has been accepted but there is no firm date set and insists the "strong and deep partnership will endure." the president is also under fire from the united nations which criticised his reported crude comments about some countries as shocking and racist, although donald trump now denies using foul language. £1 billion of futuristic architecture with a moat for security. now after a lot of will he, 20, donald trump will not be opening america's new london embassy next month. as ever, the president took to twitter, claiming he had cancelled his trip here because the 0bama administration had sold the old us embassy for peanuts, only to build a new one in an off location for more than $1 billion. wanted me to cut ribbon. no. perhaps the prospect of this on a much larger scale during

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new year. every year london's new celebration features performers from all around the world including thousandsof young americans. more than 20us marching bands played at the 32nd annual new year's parade in london. about half a million people watched from the side lines. for the young americans there it's a once in a lifetime experience. never done this before. nothing can top this. it's a really good opportunity for our band. for the people that are involved n around our communities. marching bands from as close as lehigh university played at the parade in london. a fund and free tuition returned to center city for new year's day. eyewitness news at the kimmel center as it opened its doors for the 13th consecutive year. it's a panoramic view of the mummers parade. the event also offered activities for children and there was plenty of live activity as well. and complimentary hot chocolate. dozens of people braved the freezing cold ocean forth annual split polar bear plunge. three, two, one. the water temperature at the time of the event was about 32- degrees. still, dozens of people took the p

i'm kasia madera in london. happy new year from london. also in the programme: whoo! high time for a change. californians celebrate as cannabis is legalised for recreational use. and no snow? no problem. confidence from china ahead of the 2022 winter olympics. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in the morning in london and 9am in beijing, where china's government has introduced new restrictions on the import of foreign waste, much of it dirty or hazardous. the country has been importing large amounts of waste plastic and paper every year from europe, japan and the united states to be recycled. it's estimated that china accepted 51% of global plastic scrap imports in 2016. but the new ban, ordered by the beijing government, is about to stop most of that, and it could have a significant impact on recycling industry worldwide. robin brant reports from shanghai. china has been recycling for decades. he's made a living out of bashing, breaking up, and disassembling. he's been doing i

abc news london. >> two weddings now. >> i'll keep checking my mailbox. >> i will. i'm excited about it. all the girls in jersey get to go to the royal -- >> karen rogers -- >> we are saying see you later to the rain. lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan, as we head out live in ocean city, new jersey, this morning. they were busy out there. camera guys out there in ocean city doing a good job and getting wet. showing us the empty boardwalk and as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan the last line of rain moving through the area now. we are dry if philadelphia. dry in the lehigh valley. and yes we have a few showers up near harrisburg and they may clip part of the region and the main line of rain we were waiting for to push on out of here and getting closer to the coastline. and you saw it in ocean city. and surf city is still wet and look at the lightning strikes there on the coastline. a marine warning because of this with a strong gusty wind along the coast. if you know someone with a boat let them know about that. 56 in philadelphia and 59 in millvi

jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> glor: and that is the cbs evening news tonight.d night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> melania trump mystery. >> why did she cancel the trip with the president to schweitzer land? >> the timing of the headline with stormy daniels draws company con solution. -- conclusion. >> megyn kelly blow back over her blistering attack on jane fonda. >> we are witnesses meanness which we should not tolerate. >> and inside dance mom's remarkable prison transformation. how did she lose all that weight? >> she looks amazing. >> plus, another house of horrors exclusive. the parents as you have never seen them before at the rodeo. >> then, tsunami watch. >> this is not a drill. >> fear of what could have been.

jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >>> in california, thousands of people attended a candle light vigil to remember the victims of the deadly mudslides. they paid tribute to the 20 people who were killed when flash floods sent debris cascading through the coastal community of month see doe. four people are still missing. thick sludge covers part of california's freeway. residents describe what they saw when the mud came tearing through last week. >>> and then i looked over and said, where's the three-car garage. it was gone. i don't mean just a stick or a roof. it wasn't there. >> 9,000 people are still under an evacuation order. >>> the minnesota vikings are headed to the nfc championships. ing. >> he steps into it. the pass is caught. sideline, touchdown, unbelievable! vikings win it. >> quarterback chase keenum completed the pass. the vikings won. they face the philadelphia eagles in next sunday's championship. >>> coming up on the "morning news," mark wahlberg. he pays a big donation in a paid disparity scandal. >>> and how this car got stuck on the second floor. this is the "

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jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> glor: and that is the "cbs evening news" tonight.ing sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org another. >>> we begin with a stunning critique from one bay area tech titan. mike benioff compares facebook to cigarettes. >> marc benioff might have made his millions in the tech business, but he said it is time to regulate businesses in the silicon valley. how he compares social media to tobacco. >> reporter: not just in tobacco, but sugar. marc benioff said tech is addictive and needs regulation. he said ceos are not doing enough and politicians need to step in. stunning many people, marc benioff said tech should be regulated like tobacco.>> i think you do it exactly the same way that you regulated the cigarette industry. here is a product, and they are addicted, they are not good for you, and there are all kinds of forces trying to get you to do things. >> reporter: he made this comparison at the world economic forum. this came after investors attacked apple saying they are responsible for people being add

where it is heading but the ship has traveled up the east coast near cape canaveral, florida to new london the public at have known sooner about that missile alert. the governor forgot his twitter password. somehow david making the embarrassing admissions reporters saying he couldn't inform his followers sooner because he couldn't remember his access code to twitter. the false alert causing statewide panic, took official 38 minutes to correct mistake after an employee hit the wrong button. it is back to business, donald trump signing a deal to end the shutdown and keep the government-funded for three more weeks. the president tweeting this, big win for republicans and democrats cave on shutdown. and i want a big win for everyone including republicans, democrats and daca but especially for our great military and border security, should be able to get there, see you at the negotiating table was what can we expect next? trump advisor and a higher democratic state senator, thank you for joining us this morning. i will start with you. what do you think? do you think negotiations will be better

time for the london news. good morning from bbc london news.ugh to make them safe. the council says the claims about the lannoy point and hartop towers, where fire wardens now patrol constantly, are wild and outdated. but david adler, the borough's former chief structural engineer, says his concerns were outlined in a memo, and after visiting one of the estates he warned about, says the structural issues now exposed show that little has changed. if the walls are not tied into the flaws, then there are gaps enabling smoke to get through, unfortunately. —— floors. councillors in southwark have voted not to accept controversial new plans to regenerate part of elephant and castle in south london. the proposals would have meant the areas famous shopping centre would have been demolished to make way for around 1,000 new homes and a new campus for the london college of communication. but councillors felt the plans didn't include enough rented social housing. there will be another meeting in two weeks, but in the meantime campaigners say it's too early

thursday when he announced he was canceling next month's visit to britain he was due to open the new london but he says over the cost and location of the new building although it is thought there was perhaps more to it the masses pretty boy kept reports. this is what all the who is about is the new u.s. embassy in the area of nine elms which is being regenerated into sort of an embassy quarter. the public next week donald trump was supposed to arrive in february which is widely expected that you'd be cutting the ribbon and that's not happening any more clearly the old building of the u.s. embassy on that was on the sort of grand old square in the very heart of the city in the center of mayfair which many people know is the most expensive location on the monopoly board but the interesting thing about the president's tweets is that there was a slice error he accused the obama administration of selling not old building for peanuts it was in fact the bush administration before him and there have been suggestions that this whole embassy rao is a way of getting attention away from the fact that p

new london pizza will be open and hoping any fans that may spill out on to the streets after the game will be respectful. >> we're taking the precaution because of all the people being out tomorrow and we're going to make sure everything is, you know, shut down but still running. but for safety precautions. >> reporter: police have instituted a parking ban around frankfort and cotman. these visitors from minnesota say they've noticed the extra security. >> we've seen a lotf police. >> reporter: the deputy police commissioner asks fans to enjoy the day but be smart. >> it's simple. you don't want to hurt other people, damage property. you had don't want to -- you don't want to get hurt yourself. >> reporter: some good advice. and of course have fun. septa police say the best way to get there is using the broad street line. they have added extra trains to make it a quick in and out. jeff chirico, channel 6 action news. >> jeff, thank you. >>> septa says it's ready to help you get to the game. you can buy a special $4 pass. there will be added cars on the trains and they will come more f

charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >>> on "cbs this morning," we speak with the senator from alabama,feated roy moore in a special election as he speaks out in his first network interview since his swearing-in this month. >>> plus, grammy backlash. female singers speaking out against comments made by the president of the recording academy. >>> and she's the youngest person on this year's "forbes" 30 under 30 list. author and activist marley diaz updates us on her 1,000 black girl books, campaign, and tells us about her new book. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. morning" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- here's neda iranpour with a check of weather. >>> happy tuesday. it'll be a nice day today. we had a law of the land of clouds. not allowing warm enough. but a little brisk. today nice and clear and see plenty of sunshine later on so we are seeing areas of patchy fog, not around downtown san francisco. that's for sure. nice clear view of the city right now. for at least ten days, our weather pattern will

charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >>> on "cbs this morning," we speak with the senator from alabama,ed roy moore in a special election as he speaks out in his first network interview since his swearing-in this month. >>> plus, grammy backlash. female singers speaking out against comments made by the president of the recording act. >>> and she's the youngest person on this year's "forbes" 30 under 30 list. activist marley diaz updates us on her 1,000 black girl books, campaign, and tells us about her new book. >>> that's the "cbs this morning" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> well the eagles enjoy the moment as they take the stage of the opening night of super bowl week. why it is a bittersweet moment for one of the teammates. >> and breaking news, philadelphia police are on the hunt for a kill after two women are found shot to death in northeast philadelphia. >> and, "skycam 3", live with vhe jersey shore, snow showers are expected in part of our region, and we'll tell when you more snow, oh, no, may be on the way. today is

john coming to london or anywhere or else in the uk. -- mr trump. in the gulf newsdecision expected to be made in the next few hours about fresh sanctions on iran. this is about the nuclear deal donald trump has criticised. whether or not he says that the sanctions should continue or not. mr trump is expected, as the news reports, to extend waivers on nuclear sanctions on iran, reinforcing the existing deal but at the same time also asking congress and european partners to improve the deal otherwise the us could pull out and thatis otherwise the us could pull out and that is something expected to happen sometime today, it during the day. mrtrump has sometime today, it during the day. mr trump has been highly critical of the deal, saying it is the worst deal ever. he is also expected to release a new sanctions on several iranian officials in relation to corruption and human rights violation so i think it will remain an issue which is very tense work for europeans interested in keeping the deal in place as well as mr trump who has shown he is not a supporter of the de

. >> jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> that is the "overnight news" for this wednesday.of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm don dahler. there was bloodshed and chaos at a high school in kentucky. a 15-year-old with an ax to grind brought a handgun to school. walked into the cafeteria, unleashed a barrage of bullets that sent students and teachers scrambling for their lives. when the smoke cleared, two youngsters were dead and 17 others injured. the alleged shooter is behind bars charged with murder. adriana datz reports. police say it was just before 8:00 a.m. when the 15-year-old student armed with a handgun walked into marshal county high school and started shooting randomly. everybody started running and stuff. i saw people getting shoved down. there was a lot of blood everywhere. it was just horrible. >> everyone in the library once they saw what was happening, we all started running toward the library office

new year. every year london's new celebration features performers from all around the world including thousandsof young americans. more than 20us marching bands played at the 32nd annual new year's parade in london. about half a million people watched from the side lines. for the young americans there it's a once in a lifetime experience. never done this before. nothing can top this. it's a really good opportunity for our band. for the people that are involved n around our communities. marching bands from as close as lehigh university played at the parade in london. a fund and free tuition returned to center city for new year's day. eyewitness news at the kimmel center as it opened its doors for the 13th consecutive year. it's a panoramic view of the mummers parade. the event also offered activities for children and there was plenty of live activity as well. and complimentary hot chocolate. dozens of people braved the freezing cold ocean forth annual split polar bear plunge. three, two, one. the water temperature at the time of the event was about 32- degrees. still, dozens of people took the p

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jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> quijano: in central florida, three people are under arrest in an alleged murder-for-hire plot. tony dokoupil has the story. >> i get emotional because it just touches me so deeply that one of our citizens was killed in such a manner. >> reporter: sheriff russell gibson has dealt with murder in a 30-year career in florida's osceola county, but never quite like this before. >> this was a murder for hire. >> reporter: last week alexis ramos rivera and his girlfriend glorianne marie quinones allegedly kidnapped their victim outside a mall just south of or orlando. >> tied the victim with zip ties and then her head with duct tape and garbage bags. >> reporter: the sheriff says they were after a romantic rival of this woman, ishnar lopez ramos, who supposedly hired the hit. but according to authorities, they picked up the wrong woman, discovered their error and killed her anyway. >> do you have anything to say to her family? >> i am sorry. >> reporter: now janice marie zengotita torress, a wife and mother is dead, her body found beaten, and suffocated

we are getting breaking news here in london. we have corporate results coming from sky. t half ebi risen, anding three headed 65 new customers in the first half of the year. the u.k. remains the biggest market. how they are doing in the market the biggest focus but they are waiting for the green light light from mcgill leaders and politicians to allow themselves by [indiscernible] some competition in markets. they still have concerns about murdoch gaining too much influence over british media. that is something we are watching. and taking -- what do you have on the drinks front? half profitsrst come in at 6.5 billion, a shade below with the market expected. operating profit 2.2 billion. that is above the estimates. they are talking about the impact of foreign exchange. for the full year they will be hit by 460 million pounds area this is something that morgan stanley had guided, the recent dollar weakness would put pressure on the earnings in the short term although demand is improving in emerging markets for that. they bought george clooney's tequila brand and spent $1 b

charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> glor: and the coronation airs this sunday at 8:00 p.m.tern time on the smithsonian channel that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. niod night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org it's been pouring all day.. it s still pouring.. and drivers are in the thick o >>> kpix5 news begins with a wet and windy storm pounding the bay area. it has been pouring all day. it is still pouring and drivers are in the thick of a messy commute home. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. we've had hardly any rain this winter. now finally a good soaking, a live look now as rain drenches san francisco. steady showers are coming down along the embarcadero. it is one of the city's wettest days in the last five years. this video just coming in from sonoma county now, a rockslide blocked river road near guerneville this afternoon. firefighters came out to clear it with shovels. also a big tree came crashing down on top of power lines. pg&e said a few dozen people are without power.

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gavin ramjuan, cbs news, london. >>> oprah winfrey is knocking down speculation she could run for president in 2020. the buzz intensified this month when winfrey spoke at the golden globes on race and gender issues, but she says in a magazine interview while she has heard encouragement for a white house run, " i don't have the dna for it." win friday said she is very secure and confident in -- winfrey said she is very diseur and confident in her life already and -- secure and confident in her life already and knows when she can and cannot do. >>> a pitbull attack in the san francisco mission district has left another dog and its owner hurt. it happened this morning when a woma was walking her dog to the spca office. a gray pitbull terrier broke free from its leash and attacked both the woman and her pet. san francisco police were called to the scene. animal care and control took the pitbull into custody. >> there are roughly 6 to 700 dog bites every year in this city. so it's important people with dogs keep them on leash. the executive direct re will be a it's important you be aware of your

ben ando, bbc news, south london. east london who now works with young people helping to get out them of gangs and away from violence. thank you forjoining me. a terrible lumber right at the beginning of the year, four young people killed. is there a solution to tackling the problem in the capital and what is it? the solution is the same solution as it has been for the last five years when i have spoke about the situation in terms of deprivation, lack of opportunities and lack of resources. young people do not value life and it is hard to value life when you have no future prospects. that lies with our government. it lies with our leaders. that does not take away from the fact some young people carrying knives and others do not. leave and those that do feel they are not protected and the metropolitan police have a big part to play in keeping people safe, if a person feels they have to carry a knife because the environment is not safe we have to look at why their environment is not safe. but it is chicken and egg, the