we also have subbase new london here, and also general dynamics electric boats.o this is a very strong military community, and the military does take care of their own. so mayor margo mentioned the food bank. we are -- being the urban city, we have -- the united way has a very strong established food bank in the city, but because of the greater need now with all the personnel and families that have not been paid, the community is just providing food and donating food at an incredible rate, both replenishing our food bank. we never thought we'd see the day, but on the grounds of the united states coast guard academy, in the hall they had to set up a pop-up food pantry, and the need is enormous. it's really disheartening that the secretary of commerce cannot seem to recognize that these are working families that are living on the edge, and they cannot be left without pay for other a month. >> brennan: thank you, both, for joining us and telling us about that real-world impact. armando: i am a veteran, i lost both legs in vietnam. announcer: as america's veterans fa

we host the coast guard rnd centern new london. we host the international ice patrol and we have a working coast guard station that patrolc and prot the water surrounding new london. and so forunately, we have the governor, governor lamont has negotiated an arrangement with the privte ranking institutions to provide no interest loans to covethe los paychecks. yeess of course, the emplo are eligible for unemployment and there's a military, a military fund, relief fund that's being made available from the state militar and the community is really pitching in to help all these employees. there's pop up food fantries and volunteer organizations.wa >> woodruff: to ask you both about that. it is an important thing i think for all ofs to be reminded of all these different jobs thatfe ral employees do. it's almost as if this week we're being reminded again of just how many jobs are performed by federal workers. hayor holt, you mention in oklahoma city yo a community stepping up. atve us a little more of a sense of what's being done to reac

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happy new year, london. for now though, we are going to turn to other news.ice officer, have been wounded in a stabbing at a train station in manchester, in the north of england. it happened at manchester victoria station. in a statement, british transport police said officers had responded to reports of a man wielding a knife. one man has been arrested. a bbc producer, sam clack, witnessed the incident and he told us what he saw. it was pretty scary, i have to say that, for a start. and there was just me on the platform, and as i was standing there, ijust heard the most bloodcurdling scream that i've ever heard. the police very quickly, were on the platform, they were in hi—vis vests, they were shouting at him and the guys started backing up towards me and he got to probably within six to eight feet of me, and he was looking around very skittish. and at this point i didn't know that anything was happening, other than a fight or something. it's new year's eve, people get drunk and have a fight. but i looked down and it might have been his right hand, i looked

our top stories: happy new year. london begins 2019 in a blaze of fireworks. from red square to the middle east and beyond, crowds join in the new year celebrations. in other news: a man is arrested after stabbing three people in manchester. counter—terrorism police are leading the investigation. the world food programme says houthi rebels in yemen are stealing food aid from the hungry and selling it for a profit. 2019 is being rung in around the world. an hour ago, it was the united kingdom's turn. earlier, paris, dubai, moscow, hong kong and sydney all celebrated the start of the new year with huge firework displays, as caroline rigby reports. australia was one of the first places to welcome in the new year, and sydney's celebrations went off with a bang, with its biggest ever fireworks display. huge thunderstorms earlier in the evening didn't dampen the spirits, as 1.5 million spectators turned out to watch. just hours before, auckland, new zealand, became the first major city to see in 2019. pyrotechnics launched from the sky city tower. in north korea, a m

tina krause, cbs news, london. >>> researchers say it will still take 10 to 20 years to make these type of medicines available for patients. >>> let's check the forecast with mary, it looks decent out there. >> it does, our temperatures are warming up, kenny. you can see we're in the 60s for many locations at this lunch time hour. con court 61, livermore and santa rosa, 60 in oakland. looking at 65 for downtown san francisco, warm out there. san jose at 63. we do have a aralert alert. unhealthy for unsensitive groups. and as we look ahead, high pressure in control for now. but that ridge will move off to the east and we are looking at low pressure system that will bring a return of the rain for us. hazy skies, mild temperatures, mild to warm as we head through the afternoon, so futurecast here we are at 4:00 p.m. dry conditions, we are looking at dry conditions for tuesday, maybe slightly cooler for tomorrow and the here we go with our next weather system with the return of rain for wednesday. this is futurecast in the afternoon and evening at 6:00 p.m. on wednesday with light rain. and

cbs news, london. >>> a violent terrorist attack in kenya left at least 14 people dead including an american. [ gunshots ] gunmen stormed a luxury hotel and shopping complex popular with westerners in the capital city of nairobi yesterday. police say an explosion ripped through the security barrier, and a suicide bomber blew himself up in the hotel lobby. people tried to take cover during the chaos. the al qaeda-linked extremist group al shabaab claimed responsibility. kenya's president said today all the attackers have been killed. >>> new details are emerging about jake patterson. that's the man accused of kidnapping wisconsin girl jayme closs. a former classmate says patterson never came across as violent. in a photo obtained by cbs news, patterson is seen sitting alone at a computer as his classmates smile for the camera. investigators say patterson told them he attempted to take closs twice between the day he murdered her parents and drove away with closs in the trunk. closs escaped last week. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," a new name in the race for president. a new york sena

sarah harman, nbc news, london. >>> in this country, a new port by the centers for the u.s.trol says brth rate is at its lowest level in three decades. our medical correspondent dr. john torres looks at the reason behind the declining fertility rate. >> reporter: at age 40, she is happy with not having children. >> i love the y spontane n doing what i want to do. i love work. i'm a workaholic. i had other aspirations in mind. babies are a lot of work and i wasn't really willing to take on half that work. >> reporter: i s a decision more women are making. a new report shows the u.s. birth rate is then lowest 30 years. later year, just 3.85 million babies were born. >> we are seeing that access to cont cont contraception is more broadly available to women, allowing themo choos delaying childbirth. >> economic uncertainty and drop in teen pregnancies. >> the important omtake-h is that women have choices to delay child bearing and optimize their health prior to achieving pregnancy or attempting epregnancy is going to the best for their outcomes. >> so, dr. john, what are experts

police were called to a violent incident at a party in london's park lane early on new year's day.le — two men and a woman — had also suffered stab wounds, although their injuries were not life—threatening. the dead victim has been named as 33—year—old tudor simionov, who was working at the venue as a security guard after arriving from romania a few weeks ago. on her facebook page, his girlfriend says her loss is "impossible to understand". it's being reported that mr simionov had not been scheduled on shift that night but had been covering for a colleague. as part of the police operation, 26—year—old imran mostafa kamel was arrested for questioning. he has now appeared in court, charged with possession of a firearm with intent to cause fear or danger, and possession of a firearm while banned for life. it's now emerged that imran mostafa kamel is the son of the banned radical preacher abu hamza, seen here in 200a. tonight the police are saying that the firearms charges are not directly linked to the killing that happened here, and they say that no shots were fired during the incide

sarah harmon, nbc news, london. >>> still ahead tonight, the woman who has gained a cult following for cutting clutter. how she can help you spark joy. life. marie condo first became a household name with h book "the life-changing magic of tidying up," the magic of clearing clutter is gaining momentum. morgan ratski explains why. >> they're the shows that will make you laugh, make you cry. >> the only thing i have left in my life. >> but few have ever inspired anyone to clean. >> hello. i am maria condo. she's been called the tidiest woman in the world. she's taking herarie m method to the masses. >> this is embarrassing. her netflix series promises to declutter your life by asking one simple question. does this spark joy? >> this blazer that i don't like anymore does not spark joy. elena shepard is a condo convert. >> that resonated with me. making my home howe me feel and how i want to feel in it. >> it sparked a tidal wave of tidiness from nbc's natalie morales. >> i have way too many white t-shirts. >> to actress jennifer garner. >> everyone embracing condo's mantra. one woman twee

barry petersen, cbs news, london. >>> it's a very happy new year for a mega millions player in new york. there was one grand prize winning ticket in last night's $425 million jackpot. the winning numbers were 34, 44, 57, 62, and 70. the mega ball was 14. the ticket was sold at an auto service shop in long island. the new year's day drawing was the eighth largest jackpot in mega millions history. the winner of october's $1.5 billion prize still hasn't come forward. check those tickets, don't throw them out. >>> coming up on "the morning news," elizabeth smart speaks out. the former kidnapping victim is upset over where her abductor is living now. >>> and new year's rescue. a woman is pulled from a car sinking in muddy water. this is the "cbs morning news." . and keep us protected. we've got to have each other's backs... and fronts. cerave. what your skin craves. when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum tum tum tum tums... smoothies... ...and introducing new tums sugar-free. fact: some of your favorite foods stain teeth. un

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >>> you could pay the price if you don't bring your own cup. still ahead, the bay area proposal, how much it could cost you. >>> plus, a hollywood movie with bay area ties making academy award history. the nominations just announced. >>> well, it's turning out to be a beautiful afternoon all across the bay area. here's a live look with our sutro cam looking at the golden gate bridge under plenty of sunshine and another gorgeous view of our salesforce tower camera. temperatures near 70 degrees and we will take you 10 days on future cast if we will see any rain anytime soon. teen teen, director... just made oscars history. chris martinez has the nomi academy vi a bay area direct just made oscars history. chris martinez has the nominations for 's academy awards. >> reporter: marvels black panther becomes the first superhero picture to earn an oscar nomination. it is facing off against "roma," the first netflix film to score a best picture nod. the movie from mexico's alfonzo caron earned 10 nominations. it's time with a period comedy drama the fav

the ride‘s owner said a new part had broken. londonaround the world. our correspondent graham satchell met some of the dancers participating earlier. welcome to trafalgar square, where preparation are well underway for this year‘s new year‘s day parade in london. you are watching dancers from various different countries in south america. i am going to have a chat with fernando montana. good morning. you are looking forward to taking part in the parade today? of course. we want to celebrate. the theme is that london welcomes the world. does it feel like that today? of course. we are so excited to be sharing our traditions and our colours. the best city to be in today is london. fernando, have a great day. happy new year. we are going to introduce you to another part of the parade today. here are of the cherokee indians who have come all the way from north carolina, who are going to do a war dance. i will have it explained to me by the chief, richard. good morning. what are we about to see? the lead warrior is setting a challenge down, t

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happy new year, london. ious matters, and north korea's leader kimjong—un has given a new year address in which he says the country's still commited to giving up nuclear weapons, and that he is prepared to meet again "at any time" with us president donald trump. there's been little progress on north korea's denuclearisation since the two leaders held their historic meeting on the issue injune. mr kim said he could be forced to look at what he called "another path", and warned the us not to misjudge north korea's patience. earlier, i spoke to our correspondent who is in south korea and asked we should make his address. first of all, that renewing of his commitment denuclearisation, i would not just of his commitment denuclearisation, i would notjust gloss over that. yes, the international community and heard this from president trump, from here, and south korea's president moonjae—in, from here, and south korea's president moon jae—in, about from here, and south korea's president moonjae—in, about the agreemen

time to get the news and travel wherever good morning from bbc london news. cancies was increasing — but the availability of candidates was down compared to this time last year. kpmg, who wrote the report, says it‘s being driven by uncertainty over brexit and fewer eu citizens entering the uk for work. london‘s air ambulance is marking its 30th birthday today. since 1989 it‘s been on nearly forty thousand missions, but it nearly didn‘t get off the ground after complaints about the noise. bbc london has been granted special access behind the scenes as medics took cameras with them while they raced to critically ill patients around the capital. we‘ve just been called to a large two vehicle car crash on the outskirts of london. one of them was critically unwell. he has had to be put into a medically induced coma, had his bones are splintered, have his bleeding controlled, and then we had to bring him into london to the major trauma centre. and you can see much more on that — and the work the london air ambulance team do — on tonight‘s 6:30 programme — and across

sarah harmon, nbc news, london. >>> now to a surprising statistic that's getting a lot of attention, more women die during or just after childbirth in the united states than in many less-developed countries. the cdc says the numbers are particularly worrisome for african-american women. nbc's kristen welker looks at this issue through the heartbreaking experience of one family. >> reporter: when kyra and charles johnson first met in 2004, they planned to spend forever together. >> kyra challenged me to be a better person in every aspect of my life. >> reporter: they were overjoyed when they welcomed their first son, charles. >> he's so handsome. >> reporter: their second son langston soon followed, delivered through a routine c-section after a healthy pregnancy. it was april 12th, 2016. >> hey, langston. >> reporter: their celebration quickly turned to concern, though, when charles noticed blood in kyra's catheter. he alerted doctors, but says minutes turned into hours. >> i'm begging and pleading for them to do something. >> reporter: finally, he says, after 10 hours, doctors decide

london's now traditional new year fireworks drew thousands to the banks of the river thames, and the mayor of london, was that london is open and europeans are welcome. with more than 100,000 tickets sold, this is the largest annual fireworks display in europe. it involves eight tons of fireworks, fired from 348 separate positions. the whole sky was glowing. it was... i don't know, it was... we see it always on the tv, and it was one of the best fireworks displays that has happened. auckland, closest to the international dateline, is the first of the world's great cities to usher in the new year. in sydney, more than1 million in the new year. in sydney, more than 1 million turned in the new year. in sydney, more than1 million turned out in the new year. in sydney, more than 1 million turned out to watch, despite huge thunderstorms just hours earlier. across asia, from north korea to hong kong, to russia, music and fireworks. in dubai, the world's tallest building, the burj khalifa, became a tower of light. across europe, in paris, athens and berlin, the festivities continued. but in n

jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >>> investigators say the shooting death of 7-year-old texas girl jazmine barnes was likely a case of mistaken identity and not racially motivated. eric black jr. is charged with capital murder. according to court documents, he admitted to driving the car involved in the child's killing last month. meg oliver reports. >> reporter: eric black jr. was booked on a capital murder charge sunday, one week after jazmine barnes was shot dead inside her family's car. >> mr. black has acknowledged his role in jazmine's murder, and he -- we've also received information that this involves a second individual, as well. >> reporter: the girl's family had told police the shooter was a white man in a red pickup, prompting fears it was a racially motivated crime. >> we feel they were truthful. this went down quickly when the gunfire erupted. you're talking about small children. they witnessed something very traumatic. and it's very likely that the last thing they did see was that -- indeed that red truck and the driver that was in the truck. >> reporter: investigato

james longman, abc news, london. >>> and in england police have detained a suspect in a new year's everor incident at a train station in manchester. authorities say the 25-year-old suspect is being held under the mental health act and is refusing to cooperate. police say he stabbed three people including a police officer with a kitchen knife. all expected to recover and it does appear they say that he acted alone. >>> an illinois priest under a criminal investigation for child sex abuse is missing. reverend roger mcgrath is accused of sexually abusing a student in the 1990s when he led a catholic high school. the 72-year-old was removed from the public ministry in 2017. church officials say he moved out of the friary in the last couple of months and has not been seen since. >>> time now for a look at your weather on this wednesday morning. >>> good morning. unsettled weather for texas with a mix in the center part of the state leaning over to snow going into new mexico and heavy showers coming out of the eastern side and leaning towards the lower mississippi valley region. now, as far

simon gompertz, bbc news, south london. this is the briefing from bbc news.s appealed directly to the american people, urging them to support his controversial southern border wall. afterwards, the democrats gave their response. they called on the president to immediately reopen the ghovernment. australian police are dealing with suspicious packages that have been sent to 11 foreign embassies and consulates in the cities of melbourne and canberra. let's look then at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. let's begin with politico. it talks about the us president's public plea for border wall funding, calling it a "crisis of the soul", in a prime—time address and his first tv address to the nation from the oval office. to dig deep into the moment. —— we will. arab news is leading with turkish president recep tayyip erdogan snubbing talks with us security chiefjohn bolton, and saying the us made "a very big mista ke" by demanding protection for syrian kurds. on the front page of i news, british mps tell the newspaper of an incr

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. >> reporter: jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> begnaud: we may soon learn more about the motivethe kidnapping of jayme closs and the murder of her parents. the suspect is going to be in court tomorrow. demarco morgan is in barron, wisconsin tonight. >> reporter: police say jake thomas patterson was proactive and planned the abduction of jayme closs. the sheriff said the 21 year old acted alone, even shaving his head to avoid leaving trace evidence at the closs home. barron county sheriff, chris fitzgerald. >> we don't believe the suspect had any connection with the closs family. so, i think he picked jayme, and that is obviously the million dollar question is why, and we need to find that out. >> reporter: on october 15, jayme's parents, denise and james, were shot to death, and there was no sign of the teenager. but thursday, after being held against her will for 88 days at the secluded cabin in remote, wisconsin, closs made a break for it. peter and kristen kasinskas called 911 when jayme was brought to their doorstep by a neighbor. >> she told us that she was very well hidden

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there are london and new york, core markets. where to different markets, but that hasn't happened. when we look at london, what is it specifically that makes the london stock exchange that makes these firms want to list? it is the ability to get peers and get analysed and looked that compared to businesses. it is good to talk to, thank you for explaining that. london retaining its top spot as a place for firms to list despite the uncertainty of brexit. lawrence was talking about good news, dunelm saw its shares soaring over 10%. it said like—for—like sales at its stores rose 6% in the second quarter at the end of last year. your're watching business live, our top story: talks have begun again between china and the united states. the first face—to—face talks since bigi summit in argentina when president xi jingping and president trump talked about a 90 day truce. talks are getting under way in beijing later. now, if you've been at the gym this weekend, you wont have been alone. it's the busiest time of year for the fitness industr

let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news in london. the bank of japan has left monetary policy unchanged. far from itss how price point it is. they will lower its inflation forecast. the u.s. shutdown continues into its 33rd day, and senate leaders have agreed to vote for rival proposals to reopen the government. it is unclear if any measure can pass. president trump's land includes $5.7 billion for a border wall, and a democratic proposal would reopen shuttered departments through february 8. the u.k. parliament is one step closer to stopping a no deal brexit. it is increasingly likely to extend the march 29 brexit deadline, according to john mcdonald. brexit haspporter of decided to relocate the company headquarters to singapore. the move was not due to the brexit. impacted bythe u.k. drones, one was spotted flying nearby. growing drone disruptions stoke fears. one of the biggest money laundering scandals in history could heat up further. the federal reserve is examining how deutsche bank handled billions of dollars from denmark's le

jeremy cooke, bbc news, central london.rror attack on oxford street despite repeated attempts by authorities to deradicalise him over a decade has appeared at the old bailey ahead of sentencing. 27—year—old lewis ludlow from rochester in kent said he was filled with "animosity and hatred" when he swore allegiance to the islamic state group. the former royal mail worker pleaded guilty last year to plotting an attack in the uk and to funding is in the philippines. shares in the technology giant apple fell by almost 10% today, a —— wiping more than £40 billion from its value. it came after the company announced it was expecting lower earnings than previously forecast. the firm blamed a slowdown in sales in china, as well as the trade war between beijing and the united states. but some analysts say it's also because consumers are increasingly reluctant to upgrade their phones. our business editorb simonjack reports. —— our vusiness editor, simonjack reports. now, let's talk about iphone... it's arguably the most successful cons

our top stories: happy new year. london begins 2019 in a blaze of fireworks. ond, crowds join in the new year celebrations. in other news: a man is arrested after stabbing three people in manchester. counter—terrorism police are leading the investigation. the world food programme says houthi rebels in yemen are stealing food aid from the hungry and selling it for a profit. 2019 is being rung in around the world.

new year. fireworks shooting off the london eye there....the big ferris wheel... beautiful sight. (catherine) new year... new music... 20-19 is already shaping up to be a big year for some big name releases.(ken) rick damigella has a look, and listen to some of the biggest upcoming album releases of the new year. (nat music)grammy award winner, and recent newly wed, meghan trainor had originally slated her third album for last august. "treat myself" is now scheduled to release january 25th. five songs from the album have already been released, including "let you be right."(nat music)also hitting store shelves and digital store fronts on the 25th is the latest from the backstreet boys. "d-n-a" marks the first new album from the boy band in nearly six years. the boys have already released two singles from the set, including the song, "chances." (nat music)canadian pop star avril lavigne will release her first new album in nearly six years on february 15th. "head above water" features 12 songs, with "tell me it's over" as the lead single.(nat music)weezer is set to release "the black

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coast guard academy in new london.ck up donated food household items and pet supplies. aboutive duty coast guard among estimated 800,000 federal workers currently living without pay as the president and congressional democrats remain at a stalemate over funding for border security. interstate security analyst troy hunt has sounded alarm on what could be large e.g. known data breach ever he says hackers gain access to more than 770 million records. those include sensitive passwords, and a log-in credential for thousands of websites. the the stolen informs was uploaded to a popular cloud service which has now taken it down. experts are urging interstate use rs to change their passwords. >> hyundai unveiled latest technology in las vegas. a car that a walks -- benjamin brown has details from the consumer electronics show. >> to the latest innovation transformer, about if a car could walk what would you do with it? >> motor company working on car that has legs, allowing it to walk and even scale different obstacleses to he

agbeze, involved in that special win for england at the commonwealth games, is playing for a new franchise, londongh the and there was nowhere for them to go. the pulse have kept the girls. and there is some 17 and 18—year—olds keeping me on my toes. it is just exciting and being in london isjust it is just exciting and being in london is just exciting it is just exciting and being in london isjust exciting outside it is just exciting and being in london is just exciting outside of netball in general life and i wanted to be part of that. that's all the sport for now. next the weather hello. quiet but cold probably summarises the first week of january but this weekend we keep the quiet weather but it will be a little bit milder. a weak weather front trying to push into the far north—west but it is not going to make that much of an impression through this weekend. for the rest of saturday, it looks likely the best of the breaks in the cloud may be across parts of eastern scotland and the east of the pennines and north—east england, but generally it is going to be cloudy and grey for many. cooler alo

10:00 in new york, 3:00 in london. from new york, on vonnie quinn. >> i'm guy johnson. welcome to "bloomberg markets." >> investors digest the fomc statements and press conference and also earnings. right now i'm watching the s&p between .1s only up and .2%. they spoke 11% after a good earnings quarter. major gains in broadband. internet division doing very well, intel down 2.5% after saying that they would have a new ceo. guy: u.s. markets tracking higher, equities going up. similar story on our side of the atlantic. this is the stoxx 600, .ontinuing up, by around 6% that is an incredible performance. the best performance we have seen since 2016. the but it felt awfully like this at this time last year. a very strong performance. we will talk about that later. let me show you what been going on with the individual names. tocks on the move in the u.s. over here, we have royal dutch shell. we get a load of u.s. majors out with numbers tomorrow. conoco, exxon. kpn, potential takeover target of a canadian pension fund. mna really driving what is happening in the telecom se

time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news.inesses says more than 60% of businesses believe their operating costs will increase as a result of the scheme. transport for london says pollution is a public health crisis, which it's committed to tackling, and it's working to support business in preparation for the new zone. a londoner who survived being stabbed seven times has had his experience made into a short film. amani premiered on friday and will be available online from this week. there are plans for it be aired in schools and prisons to discourage knife crime. amani simpson says telling his story is more important than ever. we are in a state of emergency because young people are losing their way. there's a large group of young people, especially young black boys, that are losing their identity. they're getting caught up in things that are not going to allow them to fly, and i think especially as older boys that have gone through many of the similar kind of obstacles, we have got a responsibility to go back and just help t

jeremy cooke, bbc news, central london.empts by authorities to deradicalise him over a decade has appeared at the old bailey ahead of sentencing. 27—year—old lewis ludlow from rochester in kent said he was filled with "animosity and hatred" when he swore allegiance to the islamic state group. the former royal mail worker pleaded guilty last year to plotting an attack in the uk and to funding is in the philippines. shares in the technology giant apple fell by almost 10% today, wiping more than £40 billion pounds from its value. it came after the company announced it was expecting lower earnings than previously forecast. the firm blamed a slowdown in sales in china as well as the trade war between beijing and the united states. but some analysts say it's also because consumers are increasingly reluctant to upgrade their phones. our business editor simonjack reports. now, let's talk about iphone... it's arguably the most successful consumer product of all time. the launch of a new model is a global event and, so, therefore, is

yorkrancine from and london -- tom and francine from new york and london.u -- -- as the eu toughens its stance on the is really president maduro. maduro.uelan president still with us, ben ritchie of aberdeen standard investment and padhraic garvey of ing. thank you for joining us. we have seen a couple protests come and go in venezuela in the past but this is different. >> we have so much coordination and pressure behind this. maduro is in a tough situation ,ere, especially with the u.s. european union and other latin american countries really trying to recognize him and force regime change. francine: if you look at the standoff, is it all about who controls the military? >> who has the support of the military and who has the control of the very few resources venezuela has. viviana, good morning. , we had three guests back to back and the common theme was venezuela is far more damaged than businesses understand. their infrastructure is the worst in the world. is there optimism of any kind for a quick turnaround for the venezuelan economy or are is it going

time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc londoner being stabbed trying to stop a group of men forcing their way into a private party on park lane. a woman also died after a knife attack in southwark. police patrols have been stepped up in the west and following two fatal insurers have been called in to assess the damage at a self—storage warehouse in croydon, destroyed in a huge fire over new year. crews are still at the scene tackling pockets of fire, but say the blaze is now contained. hundreds of people are thought to have lost their belongings. the company which runs the site says they're trying to contact customers. a london student has become one of the first people in the world to have a bionic leg fitted. double amputee james bertrand had his left leg amputated as a toddler because of blood clots and he wore a badly fitting prosthetic. he found out he could have a metal implant inserted into his bone to give him a more permanently. at first i did regret it. i was going through all the stuff and i just wasn't prepared for it

in london, in new york, in japan. tokyo, this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom and francine from london and new york. gohn hasn't said he has been wrongly accused and unfairly detained. in his first chance to get his version of events. the former nissan chairman of. court today to deny allegations of undisclosed compensation and saying he had acted honorably and legally to strengthen the company. first of all, what did we hear in the hearing today? steven: we heard from carlos gohn, that is what made it so unique. this is something defendants in japan usually don't employ because there is no real legal benefit to doing this 10 minute speech to the court. there was no legal ramification. because this is such a high-profile case and he is so well known, and because the prosecution has dominated the narrative so far. he has been in detention for 50 days. hosn likes the microphone. he didn't necessarily paint a picture that it was a palace coup against him. because he left nissan and the peop

time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news. inancial pressures at city hall. the london assembly has warned the situation is challenging, with more money needed for policing and the delayed crossrail project. the mayor says he's confident he'll be able to balance the books but would like more help from central government. i'm confident that we will have a balanced budget in the year as well, but it is important the government realises we are the most centralised democracy in the world, and we need centralised resources as well. new research has found londoners are committed to recycling plastic but lack understanding of how to do it properly. the campaign group london recycles found a third of people surveyed were unsure which type of plastics can be recycled at home. it's launching a new campaign with the hashtag #knowyourplastic to help raise awareness. tottenham host chelsea tonight in the first leg of the league cup semifinal, where there'll be be added focus on the behaviour of the blues fans. chelsea's understood to be tak

. >>> breaking news from london. a crushing defeat for the prime minister's brexit deal. lunging deeper into crisis. >>> an nbc news exclusive. richard engel tonight inside syria with an american caught in isis territory.

these active-duty coast guard members based in new haven and new london and across the country are continuing to protect our nation security, continuing to rescue americans at sea, continuing to interdict drugs that threaten our nation. and they're going unpaid. and that's why bipartisan group of senators, and i want to thank senator- thune, senator cantwell and others, have introduced legislation to pay them during this trump shutdown, and any other shutdown going forward. and i call on the senate leadership to immediately approve this bill and allow it for a vote. our military members in the coast guard deserve better, but so do all of the homeowners of this nation who are seeking mortgages and must put those efforts on hold. so do the community development block grant projects that create jobs and economic growth. so, too, to law enforcement, essential to our security you are going untrained. food safety inspections have been suspended. housing safety inspections will like the ones that barber gardens in connecticut have stalled. breweries like many in connecticut, and i'm hoping to visit

nbc news london. p>>> theroll deadline for federal workers is tomorrow. it's looking like friday will bring another paycheck filled with zeros. next at 6:30 how families are getting by with a month without pa >>> she made a splash last year at the mch for our lives rally as a 9-year-old. now nbc news is catching up with the granddaughter of dr. martin luther king jr. >>> we have another day of cold before things turn around a little bit. ug's ten daydo >>> hello, everybody. weather alert mode because of the cold. we've already had numerous delays tomorrow for area schools. d.c. 19, manassas 15. gaithersburg, wind chill, 1 belowthzero. is what you can expect tonight. winds remain gusty this evening 15 to 20 miles per hour or more. feeling like 0 t 10 degrees through the morning. that means frigid at the bus llop tomorrow. coming up w have the forecast for you, we'll talk about the next storm wednesday/thursday and the weather roller coaster that is the next ten day. >>> right now at 6:30 police in alexandria are sounding the alarm after a spike nancy pelin

new york. five hours ago, it was london's turn to see in the new year., rio, paris, dubai, moscow, hong kong, and sydney all celebrated with huge firework displays, as caroline rigby reports. three, two, one. australia was one of the first places to welcome in the new year, and sydney's celebrations went off with a bang with its biggest ever fireworks display. huge thunderstorms earlier in the evening didn't dampen the spirits as 1.5 million spectators turned out to watch. just hours before, auckland, in new zealand became the first major city to see in 2019. pyrotechnics launched from the skycity tower. in north korea, a mass choir held a concert in pyongyang. # we'll take a cup of kindness yet for auld lang syne. while almost $2 million worth of fireworks bathed hong kong's victoria harbour in colour, accompanied by a dizzying mash—up of auld lang syne, sung in english, cantonese and mandarin. russians braved the cold to welcome in the new year in moscow's red square, while warmer weather in dubai saw revellers flock to the burj khalifa for a spectacul

new year's eve magic happen. (catherine) a spectacular show earlier tonight as london rang in the new year. fireworks shooting off the london eye..with the sounds of big ben chiming in the background... beautiful sight. (ken)kron4's j.r. stone getting ready to ring in the new year on this side of the pond.he's at the vitale hotel on san francisco's embarcadero. he joins us live now...jr... are people getting excited yet.... excited yet.... getting jr... are people now... he joins us live now...jr... are people getting excited yet.... (catherine) people in san frght's fire spectacular.. as j.r. just showed us.... it's expected to be very the embarca) year... just to see the show. kron 4's dan thorn has a look behind all the work that goes into putting on a world class display. pyro techs putting their best foot forward on what they hope is the best year of fireworks yet..sot: people are cheering and screaming and enjoying the show it's rewarding there are more than 4600 cannisters patiently waiting to be exploded into the new year's eve sky...pyro show producer jeff thomas says the event is a