in theedom really grow rocky soil of north korea? but what long-term solutions to the problems of a peninsula can even exist without that freedom? some of the questions we are going to explore today. by way of background, historically there have been two groups of north korea watchers, those that focus more on human rights, and those who focus more on security issues. has been a force working to bring these groups together, and the paper authored by victor cha and bob dole lucci is a milestone in that effort. it outlines a new approach for a new administration which will face the north korean challenge from its first day in office. rightsgs together human and security concerns, and argues that cannot be separated. notoriously difficult and high-stakes policy matter, but our national discussion begins with an advantage. it is a rare foreign-policy there is broad bipartisan agreement represented on this panel today. but turning consensus into policy will require leadership, and much of that leadership will come from the u.s. congress. l

—east of scotland, up across the north—east of scotland, up into them friday into new year's eve we will start to see some changes, certainly more breezy conditions across southern areas, that will hift the last of the fog, we think and hopefully temperatures will recover. but across the far north of scotland that wet weather will start to spread southwards. the timing of that was is still uncertain. from new year's eve into new year's day rain will start to head southwards ona rain will start to head southwards on a cold front. because it's a cold front we will see colder air introduced behind it. arctic air eventually and the showers across the north of scotland will turn to snow. that rain heading down across england and wales during the course of new year's day, so fairly wet weather around. now that weather front will clear through and the arctic air will spread southwards. for the first few days of january i am expecting a return to widespread frost. fog probably not too much of an issue initially because the winds will be blustery from the north

of the uk. towards the north and west, war cloud and a bit more of a breeze. and north west of scotland. by the west and north west of scotland. by the end of the night, the rain more noticeable. fog thickening in the midlands. by the end of the night, patches of fog in the midlands, east anglia and the south—east of england. cold as well, temperatures a degree or so either side of freezing in the south—east. further west, not quite so—called but a lot of cloud. not much rain. could be some low cloud, quite great conditions. fog in east anglia and the south—east could be problematic. the extent that the gold to summarise at the moment. not too much in the way of cloud for northern england, mild in northern ireland, getting into double figures. quite windy, the south—west wind bringing in milderairand quite wet for the north and west. this weather front will be with you for some time. patchy rain and drizzle for the western coasts and hills, but further east breaks in the cloud, sunshine coming through. still chilly in the south—east, fog lingering, with the so

forcing labour into third place north of the border. ur found itself with a bit of a puzzle, its leader jeremy corbyn was immensely popular with party members, not so much with his members of parliament, some of whom described his performance in the referendum campaign as pretty lacklustre. morning. early one morning the shadow foreign secretary, hilary benn, was sacked, much of the rest of the shadow cabinet packed their bags, including angela eagle. you found this personally very difficult. yes. i feel i have served in the best way i can and today i had to go. she launched a leadership challenge but dropped out when the welsh labour mp owen smith got more support. can we get through, please? at a fractious party meeting there was a row about whetherjeremy corbyn could automatically stand in the contest. yes, he could and there was a court case over which members and supporters could actually vote. no, not all of them. owen smith presented himself as a more competent corbyn. i think the party that i love and the party that has been such

why is it important that support for human rights in north korea and for a change of regime in north korea and the unification of korea, because that comes from our basic values. so this is not a partisan matter in any sense in the discussion we have had when you think about it was easy enough to say to north korea that kim jong un is really crazy people really suffered there. .. >> to what we are at our heart as americans, but it's also related to our security. and i think that's why we have achieved bipartisanship on this matter and why it's so important we go forward. i'd just add one word as all of us have said and know, we're at the change of an administration in washington. and i don't mean this derogatorily. this is an administration whose foreign policy in detail really has not been sketched out. so that unsettles people, including our allies in korea, places all around the world. but it also creates an opportunity -- [laughter] the if i can put it that way for groups like this, the really broadly bipartisan group brought together by the bush institute to try to speak the trut

the core of storm barbara, whistling up to the north of the uk. ed around it, all of those ring clouds. intense rainfall sweeping southwards across england and wales over the next few hours. very squally wind, but a 70 mph in exposed areas right now. as that clears through, don't be lulled into a sense of security across the far north of scotland. here, the wind will strengthen even further. this is not the wildest weather that the north of scotland has ever experienced. let's put it into context. but it is enough to cause significant disruption, possibly some power outages with winds of 80 and possibly 90 mph, hence the amber warning from the met 0ffice. be prepared for storm barbara through this evening. gales blowing as we head into the early hours of christmas eve. it turns colder, sleet and snow down to quite low levels, a lot of snow for highland areas of scotland. quieter further south. but we will start christmas eve on a chilly note, wherever you are. there goes barbara. we are into a run of strong, westerly wind. chilly westerly wind thro

to the north of it, showery, those showers turning increasingly wintry. stays mild and quiet. now, eventually, as that front sinks south once again, the colder air digs in from the north. so we start off new year's day with some wet weather moving your way through the midlands, eventually pushing into the south—east corner. so a pretty miserable new year's day here. further north, it stays cold and showery. it will be a colder day on monday, but at least there will be some decent spells of sunshine, and it stays largely dry as well. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe — my name's gavin grey. our top stories: brazilian police question the greek ambassador‘s wife on suspicion of involvement in her husband's killing. as russian diplomats prepare to leave the united states, donald trump praises president putin for not expelling us staff staff in retaliation. 2a hours on — syria's ceasefire is generally holding. the un security council will be asked to endorse the agreement and back new peace talks

to the north of it, showery, those showers turning increasingly wintry. d and quiet. now, eventually, as that front sinks south once again, the colder air digs in from the north. so we start off new year's day with some wet weather moving your way through the midlands, eventually pushing into the south—east corner. so a pretty miserable new year's day here. further north, it stays cold and showery. it will be a colder day on monday, but at least there will be some decent spells of sunshine, and it stays largely dry as well. a warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm gavin grey. our top stories: brazilian police question the greek ambassador‘s wife on suspicion of involvement in her husband's killing. as russian diplomats prepare to leave the united states, donald trump praises president putin for not expelling us staff in retaliation. 2a hours on, syria's ceasefire is generally holding. the un security council will be asked to endorse the agreement and back new peace talks. and recognition for excelle

to the north of it, showery, those showers turning increasingly wintry. ly, as that front sinks south once again, the colder air digs in from the north. so we start of new year's day with some wet weather moving your way through the midlands, eventually pushing into the south—east corner. so a pretty miserable new year's day here. further north, it stays cold and showery. it will be a colder day on monday, but at least there will be some decent spells of sunshine, and it stays largely dry as well. donald trump has praised the russian president, vladimir putin, for his decision not to retaliate after the us expelled 35 russian diplomats. the outgoing obama administration said it was throwing out the diplomats in a row over hacking during the american election, a suggestion rejected by the kremlin. with the latest from moscow, here's steve rosenberg. near the kremlin tonight, they were putting on a seasonal show, ahead of the new year celebrations. there was song and dance,

there could snowshowers north of philadelphia. philadelphia areas south and east it's mainly a cloudy day. when i come back in ten minutes we'll talk about the timing of this, who sees the most snow from the storm system, there's another arctic outbreak coming later this week. that's straight ahead in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> a lot of cold news. you can count on 6abc.com/weather to keep you up to date on the possible snow. there you can see the seven-day forecast as well as the storm tracker 6 live radar. be sure to interact with our team of meteorologist each and everyday on twitter and facebook. >>> new this morning, firefighters were called to the refinery complex in south philadelphia after a heater malfunctioned exploded and caught fire. it happened in a small building on the 3100 block of west passyunk avenue. the flames were doused and fuel were a drained from the heater to prevent further problems, nobody was injured. >>> new this morning, a car flipped over on i-95 in chester, delaware county and bu

to the north of scotland, windy weatherfor all of us, some heavy rain. and windy in the morning in scotland and northern ireland. into the afternoon, at band of heavy rain and squally wind driving into western parts of england and wales, the weather not as bad across east anglia and the south—east, lots of showers after the heavy rain. it's then, into the evening, the wind will ramp up a notch or two, across the north of scotla nd notch or two, across the north of scotland in particular, we could get gusts of 80—90 miles an hour. here we have this amber be prepared wind warning from the met office. the worst of the wind will tend to ease as we head into friday. the centre of the storm moves away, still very windy across northern parts of the uk. into christmas eve morning, blustery showers to come on christmas eve, again, a bit of snow over the hills of scotland, bright and breezy further south, dry, cloud increasing, rain coming into the northwest. this weather front driven by the next area of low pressure, not quite as intense deep, the wind not quite

you see most of it north of the san francisco. it's going to bring a lot of rain to the north bay now and other areas throughout the day. >>> also happening across the country, closing arguments begin in the trial of the man charged with killing nine people in a south carolina church. >> he shot the pastor, she shot all the men. please come right away. >> prosecutors yesterday playing chilling 911 audio from a woman who survived the 2015 charleston church shooting. the defense attorney didn't question her. accused gunman dylann roof confessed to the skilling. the defense is calling no witnesses and instead is focusing on the penalty phase of the trial and getting the death penalty thrown out. >>> 5:57 right now. one of the largest benefit concerts took place in oakland last night for the people impacted by the devastated warehouse fire. ♪ >> the concert took place at the fox theater with geographer, high row glisks, rogue waves and primus. all the bands performed for free with all proceeds going to the families of the ghost ship fi

to the north of it, showery, those showers turning increasingly wintry. that front sinks south once again, the colder air digs in from the north. so we start off new year's day with some wet weather moving your way through the midlands, eventually pushing into the south—east corner. so a pretty miserable new year's day here. further north, it stays cold and showery. it will be a colder day on monday, but at least there will be some decent spells of sunshine, and it stays largely dry as well. the latest headlines from bbc news. i'm gavin grey. president—elect donald trump has praised russian president vladimir putin, after mr putin said he will not expel any us diplomats in response to washington's expulsion of 35 russians. writing on social media mr trump said, "great move on delay. i always knew he was very smart!" police in rio dejaneiro are questioning the greek ambassador‘s wife and two other people on suspicion of involvement in the envoy‘s killing. investigators say the ambassador‘s body was found in the boot of a burnt—out car. the nationwide cease

i'm here at thejodrell bank observatory in the north of england. re than half a century, scientists have been using this vast telescope to gaze up into the heavens, transforming our understanding of the universe. some people have been lucky enough to experience the wonders of space first—hand. this year it was the turn of british astronaut tim peake. blasting off, the start of a remarkable mission. tim peake was on his way. he was heading for the space station tojoin its international crew for the next six months. the first british astronaut now on board the international space station. in his first live broadcast, he said the experience was out of this world. we always talk about seeing the view of planet earth and how beautiful it is. but, when you look the opposite direction and you see how dark space is, the blackest black, and you realise how small the earth is in that blackness. his space moves, though, still needed a bit of work. practice makes perfect. but before long, tim got a chance to put on his space suit and head outside, joining nasa

it will affect the far north of scotland principally. entually things should settle down later on next week. all the latest can be found on the website. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 12:30. a libyan passenger plane with 118 people on board has been forced to land in malta. it's thought two hijackers had threatened to blow up the aircraft. the main suspect in the berlin lorry attack is shot dead in milan after opening fire on police officers during an id check. anis amri, who is a tunisian national, was killed in the early hours of the morning. an italian officer was injured. there is absolutely no doubt that the person who was killed is anis amri. the suspect of the terrorist attack in berlin.

that will be the problem, especially north of the city. re in the city, it is just rain and areas of new jersey as well but that time of the year we will talk about the wintry wet ther. it is cold. we have cold air in place. snow is flying up at big boulder right now, that is snow guns firing. ideal conditions, you know, happening for past 24 hours, cold dry air is what you want, big boulder opened again today, they have three trails, throwing down a good base, frost is opened soon as well with these conditions. we will get natural snow at poconos as well so good news for skiers and riders. temperatures cold, even in south jersey, delaware, check it out well below freezing, 28 in the capitol city of delaware. twenty-five in millville. the close to 30 in cherry hill. philadelphia airport below freezing at this hour, 26 in chalfont and up into lehigh valley, look at the that mid 20's in allentown and reading, 16 degrees in mount pocono. good news is wind is on the light side so no harsh wind chills this morning. we have a ban of light snow mo

and west of scotla nd mild in the north and west wet and windy. high pressure, though, into the south just hangs on, and so fog is certainly going to be an issue. it is certainly worth bearing in mind if you are out and about on the roads early on, there could be further disruption to travel, as that fog may well be dancing places. temperatures struggling just a couple of degrees above freezing, and it will be a pretty murky start. mild to the north—west, but that rain is on its way. but let's concentrate with the fog across east anglia, down into the south—east corner, and to the south of the m4 corridor. here, some of the fog could be dancing places. so it is going to be a cold, grey start. eventually that fog lifting the low cloud. there will be a little of your brightness, though, across much of wales in the north of england. we should get to see some sunshine, and that will stay with you for much of the day. across northern ireland, southern scotland, the winds picking up, the rain into the north—west. some of that turning quit

north of that, that is where the cold one is. ut of the question that late in the day some could get into christmas, but not many. boxing day, the main concern is about connor. it will bring strong winds to the northern isles of scotland in particular. deep met office have issued an amber warning for 80 miles an hour. a similar strength to storm barbara. the gales will be widespread in the north of the uk. the dry and bright weather further south for england and wales. turning colder. in the weekend, the weather welten quieter. nighttime frost will return but equally more sunshine as well. that is your weather. welcome to bbc news. our top story: the un security council demands an end to illegal settlement building by israel. the motion passed up to the united states, in a major change of policy, refused to exercise its veto. the united states has been sending a message that the settle m e nts sending a message that the settlements must stop, privately and publicly, for nearly five decades. the main suspect in the berlin market at

their appreciation to our also think about all of north korea. we do not have a lot of medical treatment and dental treatment and before i never thought about dental treatment so maybe this is a good way to pursue my goal .s a dentist once north korea-south korea get go to, maybe a chance to north korea and help elders and children. current goal of dentists. applause] host: thank you for your service and i really want to thank joseph and grace for your grace and example of an pursuit of freedom. it is really inspiring. inc. you so much. announcer: c-span plus ," live everyurnal day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up, a discussion on the records of the men donald trump has tapped to lead his energy and interior departments as well as the transitions taking place agencies. also a discussion on what will happen to obama policies and policies under president-elect donald trump. then the economic studies fellow from the economic policy a look aheadads it at energy and environmental policy during the first 100 days of the trump admin

to the north of it, showery, those showers turning increasingly wintry. tually, as that front sinks south once again, the colder air digs in from the north. so we start off new year's day with some wet weather moving your way through the midlands, eventually pushing into the south—east corner. so a pretty miserable new year's day here. further north, it stays cold and showery. it will be a colder day on monday, but at least there will be some decent spells of sunshine, and it stays largely dry as well. a warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm gavin grey. our top stories: brazilian police question the greek ambassador‘s wife on suspicion of involvement in her husband's killing. as russian diplomats prepare to leave the united states, donald trump praises president putin for not expelling us staff in retaliation. 2a hours on, syria's ceasefire is generally holding. the un security council will be asked to endorse the agreement and back new peace talks. and recognition for excellence in sport, fashion

a couple of light showers around the santa cruz area, coastal areas and into the north bay. t any kind of precipitation will be minimal as far as amounts are concerned. wednesday rain develops in the far stretches of the north bay but this is the frontal boundary. by wednesday night, before midnight, we'll start to see heavy rain knocking on the doors in the north bay. this front will slice through the bay area, just in time for the morning commute. we will see some ponding on the roads because this is brief and heavy downpours all the way through lunch hour. you can just sit there and goes ahead and slices into the southland. here we go. as far as your precipitation totals are concerned between now and thursday night, easily up to about 2" of rain throughout many of our local neighborhoods. 47 in the high sierra. winter weather watch there over a foot of snow above 8,000 feet. our temperatures today in the 50s and low 60s. here's your extended forecast. perhaps a light shower today. nothing write home about. tomorrow rain develops by the nighttime hours. it will be rain and

we will be seeing breezes out of north and west again in 15 to 0. cloud cover little bit of that to start the day. we'll see clouds break up. rain showers off east to north and we'll be quiet for time being. looking downstream here. there's storm yesterday. snow surprise into new england. arctic blast we're looking forward to. i'm using that word loose lie as we get to tomorrow and friday and that may bring us shower tomorrow and it will bring colder air for the week in fact daytime eyes won't get out of upper 0ss for part of the area day. blasts of cold air on the way. 50s sunshine this afternoon and more clouds this morning and sunshine this afternoon. dry day for you. there's 7 die. 50 tomorrow. front comes through tomorrow. notice colder weather friday. cold and windy. get out of 0s and we'll keep colder around for weekend perhaps winty mix changes to showers sunday night to monday. we'll look for that time frame as well. all right. erin is here and she's got -- erin i had a great drive home yesterday i went one mile an hour for let's see two and

of scotland. further south, bright north and some snow on the health of scotland. oud increasing, some rain arriving in the north—west later. and this is another area of low pressure, not as intense, the wind not as strong on christmas day and between these weather fronts, some very mild air, temperatures into the mid—teens. it will be very gusty wind, a spell of rain moving down from the north—west. as this weather front from the north—west. as this weather fro nt ta kes from the north—west. as this weather front takes the rain away, the air gets colder behind it, possibly cold enough for a late white christmas in scotland. but otherwise, very mild and after christmas, the wind drops, should become dry with some frost. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 8.00pm: police say anis amri, the chief suspect in the berlin market truck attack, left finger prints on the vehicle. today the christmas market, scene of so much carnage on monday, has reopened. chancellor angela merkel commended the public for their response to the attack. i must say that i have b

sunshine to the east of the pennines, maybe the north—eastf scotland, but generally it is a cloudy and a very, very mild day, boxing day, very strong wind across the north of scotland, stormy, the met office warns, to the south, they'll quiet, as i say, absolutely not a hint of that, it is hardly snowing across the scottish mountains let alone anywhere else. this is bbc news, the headlines: the nephew of amis amri and two other men have been arrested by the tunisian authorities for allegedly no part of a terrorist cell linked to the attack on a christmas market in berlin, here, a man and woman have appeared in court in london charged with making preparations for a terrorist attack between july this year and the arrest two weeks ago. israel is to review its contacts with the united nations one day after the security council condemned its policy of settlements on occupied palestinian land. the status quo guitarist, rick parfitt, has died, he was taken to hospital in spain after suffering a severe infection, the musician had been admitted on thu

now, we are looking at gusts up to 90 mph across the north mainland of scotland, to the northern islesd, and 60 mph potentially for northern wales and north—west england. so this is likely to be very disruptive. keep tuned to the weather forecast. as we head through christmas eve, it remains very windy indeed. best of the weather across the south, will be fairly mild, with some sunshine, but we will continue to see gales and showers across the north, with a wintry mix over the high ground. for christmas day, we are also looking at some very windy weather, particularly across the north, with a spell of rain which will spread right across the uk. another pretty deep low moving through to bring us those strong winds, and also that spell of rain. but it will be exceptionally mild across the south. in fact, we could see record—breaking mild temperatures across the south—east. very good morning. this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. an international man—hunt for the main suspect in the berlin christmas market attack, as it emerges he was being watched until just market attack

their appreciation to our also think about all of north korea. we do not have a lot of medical treatment and dental treatment and before i never thought about dental treatment so maybe this is a good way to pursue my goal .s a dentist once north korea-south korea get go to, maybe a chance to north korea and help elders and children. current goal of dentists. applause] host: thank you for your service and i really want to thank joseph and grace for your grace and example of an pursuit of freedom. it is really inspiring. inc. you so much. [applause] -- thank you so much. [applause] announcer: c-span washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up, congressional reportersnd news discuss the record of the men donald trump has passed to lead energy, and interior department as well as the transition taking place in those industries departments. also, drilling restrictions under president-elect trump and then nicholas lawrence, economic study fellow from the heritage foundation and another lead a conservation vot

that was the theory of the north korea human rights act of 2004, which i was honored to sign. sent out help to expand north korean refugees, and to expose the horrible conditions faced by their countrymen. tighteningars, the of sanctions has complicated the work of what is essentially a criminal enterprise. and the groundbreaking united nations commission of inquiry report has further isolated the north korean government by focusing global attention on its brutal and aggressive nature. victor and bob's report sent out a range of options for a renewed north korean policy, reassuring important allies in the region, integrating nonproliferation and human rights sanctions, going after slave labor exports that fund weapons development, encouraging information flows into the north, and expanding diplomatic pressure. they put together a good roadmap. this is a timely moment, and our country is about to have a new administration which has every right to choose its own direction. they can take advice or not, but there is one option that can't be chosen, the option of drifting, because

in the north of scotland, some outbreaks of rain.. single figure temperatures, but most between 5-9dc. but temperatures, but most between 5—9dc. but things are taking a bit ofa 5—9dc. but things are taking a bit of a change during the week ahead. hello. this is bbc news with anita mcveigh. the headlines at a.30: the evacuation of civilians from eastern aleppo is hit with another setback, as rebel fighters reportedly set fire to buses trying to get into two pro—government villages north of the city. the trade secretary, liam fox, said britain could remain a member of the eu customs union, after brexit. the leader of the rmt, mick cash, has denied that his union is using the dispute with southern rail to take on the government. thousands of commuters have been affected by the strike action over who should control train doors. now on bbc news it's time for the brexit effect — the second in this series. hello and welcome to the brexit effect, with me, christian fraser. is the uk economy standing at the cliff edge — or is there a soft lan

the gift is appreciated, adam, reporting from the north of sweden. of stockholm both by the prime minister and the foreign secretary, both social democrats, certainly the prime minister is, they could be, if we have any allies, it will be the swedes in these brexit negotiations. yes and there is a big slice of public opinion in sweden which is actually in favour of leaving. so we could be looking at swexit. really? i mean, they don't... it's news to me. it's news to me too and i am married to a swede. they don't want to join the euro, i understand that. but they don't really want to leave the eu. they are big supporters of britain. big, big supporters of britain. again, they are not in the eurozone. i was speaking to a swedish colleague yesterday who was saying it's a shame because a lot of mutual support came from the uk and sweden especially when it came to improving environmental standards. and trade issues. trade, holding vw to account, the emissions scandal et cetera. we are working closely with our swedish colleagues who definitely want to rema

even as far south as the north of england in the north of wales, 90 miles an hour.ere will be damage. then it goes briefly quieter. this is much further away. the second storm. not the same level of warnings out about it but we are keeping a close eye on it because it is around at christmas. storms predominantly in the northern half of the british isles. are lots going on. if you want to keep up—to—date at your pace it is right there on the bbc weather website. andre hello everyone. the headlines in singapore. police in berlin released that only suspect from monday's attack on a christmas market. they admit the driver of the truck may still be at large. german chancellor angela merkel attends a memorial service for the 12 people that died and nearly 50 injured. i'm at babita sharma in london. explosions tear through fireworks market at mexico city with at least nine people killed and dozens more injured. living under a cloud. the millions in north—east china stranded by pollution. the world health organization has a recommended annual target of ten and here,

notice the white there up around frederick, hagerstown, north of baltimore. we're continuing to see light snow being reported out of those locations and where you're seeing the bright colors on storm team 4 radar, that's not heavy rain, that's melting snow actually falling. we're seeing a little bit of big heavy wet snowflakes or sleet and raindrops. because of this wintry mix up around the may john dixon line we're under a storm team 4 weather alert for the morning hours. take a closer look here. frederick seeing light snow there. if you're traveling along 70 morning, dealing with a little bit of snow, maybe some sleet and rain as well. and frederick, the only location right now that's coming in right at freezing, 32. notice everybody else on this map is above freezing and that is great news as we just took a look at road temperatures in maryland. temperatures around freeze in hagerstown and frederick. most of us just wet roads and by lunchtime we're dry, by the afternoon we have sunshine. but it will be windy later today and wind yo tomorrow. but looking ahe

some sleet and snow showers across parts of eastern scotland, perhaps the north—east of england as wellinly falling as rain on low levels and around the coast. temperatures 5 or 6 in the north, around about 8 to 10 further south, under that cloud and rain. overnight, we will lose that wet weather from the south—east and then we're into the clearer skies and colder conditions through the first part of monday. for monday morning, still someone wintery showers across northern scotland, perhaps the north—east of england also. further inland, we will see drier conditions and a widespread frost. temperatures below freezing in the countryside across the board on monday morning. this area of high pressure dominates the weather into the new week. that is keeping things quiet through monday at least. you can see the blue colours on the map indicating the cold weather that's with us on monday. slightly milder colours towards the north—west, pushing through the day. after that cold and frosty start, many of will see some fine, —— after that cold and frosty start, many of us will see some fine, wint

the call from, pushing away the milder, got a focus for the area of low pressure that is to the north ofrner, storm corner, and it is on boxing day, it will be closest to the uk, see how itjust spins around a little bit, itjust hit the far north—east of scotland, it is here that we have an amber wind warning for boxing day, 80 mph winds, very gusty winds also for the rest of scotland, wintry showers, further south, much drier, the wind will not be a strong either, as we head into tuesday we are all again in that cold air, but across northern parts of the uk it may not feel quite as cold by tuesday because the wind will not be as strong by then, corner, long gone, and instead we are building a high pressure from the continent, from the south, settling things down, bringing a lot more dry weather, and some sunshine, and the wind will be lighter as well, the position of the high will be crucial, nearer the centre of the high pressure in the south—east of the uk, we may have some fosters and fork, hopefully a bit of sunshine as well, but as you head more toward the north—west things will be

england and the north of wales. d from the west and south—west. not overly warm, two, three, four degrees. that will bring snow to low levels. there may even be some fund. they keep on going through the evening and overnight. further south, we get rid of the rain. that allows us to see sunshine across a good part of england and wales to start the day. yes, some showers will pop up, but they would not be as intense as showers we will see in northern ireland and scotland yet again. there will be wintry and down to low levels. wind will be a noticeable feature. nowhere near as strong as what we expect to see as the second main storm of the season rattles in from the atlantic. it is cold storm barbara us. that is because of the winds. and that is why we have the amber warning. 70 miles an hour in the north of england. further north, as strong as 90 miles an hour. that is disruptive and certainly could well be damaging. as we move on towards christmas itself, it looks like that second feature good in its own right produce

north of the city there could be a couple of snow showers in the afternoon, 37 degrees and then as weunday night and on monday we're tracking a bigger storm that is now working into the lower part of the 48 there in the northwestern parts of the united states. this will trek across the country and we'll let you know what it means precipitation-wise for where you live for the end of the weekend coming up in that full accuweather forecast. brian. >> see you shortly adam. thank you. >> aron. >>> police released a new more details about the murder of a lower makefield woman allegedly by her own son last night. "action news" reporter bob brooks live this afternoon at police headquarters with more on what we learned about this today. bob. >> reporter: brian, details just keep getting more and more disturbing. we got the police report dan we found out that this suspect allegedly beat his mother repeatedly way frying pan and then used a knife on her in what's just become an absolutely tragic and disturbing story. this is 30-year-old zachary cope after being arrested last night. you can see li

to the north of it, showery, with those showers turning increasingly wintry. new year‘s day here. further north, it stays cold and showery. it will be a colder day on monday, but at least there will be some decent spells of sunshine, and it stays largely dry as well. a warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. i‘m gavin grey. our top stories: brazilian police question the greek ambassador‘s wife on suspicion of involvement in her husband‘s killing. as russian diplomats prepare to leave the united states, donald trump praises president putin for not expelling us staff in retaliation. 2a hours on, syria‘s ceasefire is generally holding. the un security council will be asked to endorse the agreement and back new peace talks. and recognition for excellence in sport, fashion and public life, we‘ll have a look at queen elizabeth‘s new year‘s honours list.

blue, snow, north of the city overnight, early monday morning, rain to the south. out of here by around 8:00, 9:00 tomorrow morning. should not disrupt the commute whole lot. may slow things down little bit due to wet roads. so back to some sunshine for monday afternoon, get break monday night. here is the next system comes in for tuesday, bringing more steadier rain, maybe little snow up in the poconos. but this first system overnight, could be a dusting on some of the car tops, lehigh valley, maybe an inch on grassy areas, up in the mountains, poconos, pretty much going to be the only location that drops below freezing tonight, and maybe few inches across up-state new york from that system. temps today close to average, mid upper 40's, across the region, little cooler north and west, we break it down region by region. highs today upper 30's, mid four's, around kutztown, allentown, easton. similar numbers around philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. into south jersey we go. and delaware, upper 40's for highs around dover, mid four's vineland, and near the shore. b

of the season. it is likely to pack a punch across the north and east of the uk.country which will be battered by the strongest of the winds. trans pennine routes will see the strongest of the winds. high vehicles must watch out for that. in north of scotland, 90 and 80 mile an hour gusts. 70 potentially from northern ireland, 64 northern wales and the north of england. these are potentially disruptive gusts. christmas eve remains windy and cold across the country, across northern areas. plenty of showers here, snow on the high ground. sunshine tour the south and temperatures just into lower figures the south and temperatures just into lowerfigures —— the south and temperatures just into lower figures —— double the south and temperatures just into lowerfigures —— double figures. 0n christmas day itself the next area of low pressure moves in to bring us all windy weather. a spell of rain, too. exceptionally mild across the south of the south—east but across scotla nd south of the south—east but across scotland it will turn colder in the day and we could see some sn

of the region. snow, fell and it is to still falling in areas to the north and west of philadelphia. now accu weather is tracking some possible icing, and then rain moves in. a lot going on. meteorologist melissa magee joins us with the first check of your accu weather forecast, melissa. >> there is a lot to track in the short term and there are two batches of moisture that we are watching. the here's storm tracker six live double scan radar. you can see we do have have some light snow, mainly north of allentown up through poconos at this hour. rest of the delaware and lehigh valleys, nice and dry as we go throughout the evening hours. the here's storm tracker six live double scan radar 3t. we have a lull in the activity across areas in pennsylvania, down through west virginia, but you will notice secondary batch of moisture moving across ohio and points to the north and west, this will head our way as we go throughout the overnight hours, and also, early tomorrow morning. so, because of that, because of the precipitation, we are expecting, is there a winter weather advisory mainly n

to the north of it, showery, those showers turning increasingly wintry. again, the colder air digs in from the north. so we start off new year's day with some wet weather moving your way through the midlands, eventually pushing into the south—east corner. so a pretty miserable new year's day here. further north, it stays cold and showery. it will be a colder day on monday, but at least there will be some decent spells of sunshine, and it stays largely dry as well. the latest headlines from bbc news. i'm gavin grey. president—elect donald trump has praised russian president vladimir putin, after mr putin said he will not expel any us diplomats in response to washington's expulsion of 35 russians. writing on social media mr trump said, "great move on delay. i always knew he was very smart." police in rio dejaneiro are questioning the greek ambassador‘s wife and two other people on suspicion of involvement in the envoy‘s killing. investigators say the ambassador‘s body was found in the boot of a burnt—out car. the nationwide ceasefire in syria is now over 21

of years. and this is where it all began. the tsodilo hills in the far north are the spiritual and ancestral home to many communities of bush or san people, and they left a quite remarkable legacy. this area has been occupied by people continuously for 100,000 years. people have left their artistic expressions in the form of rock art. people believe that this is people's soul and spirit. that is why this site is very important. today it is also on the world heritage list today. by their very lifestyle, the nomadic san tribes have touched many parts of what is botswana today. i am interested in finding out how they are coping in a contemporary world, where they are not allowed to hunt, and have lost land and access to natural resources. so onwards to the outskirts of the town of ganzi in western botswana, close to the namibian border. settlements like these were created as part of a controversial government relocation programme, designed to integrate the san people into mainstream society. people like bolanda. can you show me your hut? this is where you live an

particularly over the hills of scotland and the north york moors. southern and south—eastern parts of england. clearer skies with those cold arctic winds bringing some wintry showers to northern and north—eastern parts of the country. a widespread frost as we had through into monday. 0n monday a largely dry and bright day after the morning frost has cleared, it will still see some wintry showers are exposed northern and north—eastern parts but most places dry and bright. in the sunshine temperatures of 3—6. this is bbc news. i‘m annita mcveigh. the headlines at 6: new year celebrations are underway around the world — in hong kong a spectacularfirework display welcomes in 2017. security is stepped up for new year celebrations in major cities around the world. in london thousands of extra police are deployed ahead of the celebrations. the count down is on to london‘s new year‘s eve. 0ver the count down is on to london‘s new year‘s eve. over 100,000 the count down is on to london‘s new year‘s eve. 0ver100,000 people will be here to see in 2017. hundreds