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and we will still have the winds coming in off the north sea as well. st facing coasts. it will be moving fairly quickly north and east. some of it will be heavy for a time before it grinds to a halt across the north—east of scotland. so, it's a messy story on wednesday with me for all of us at some point. a ridge of high pressure building after that, giving some sunshine. so, the week ahead looks likely to start off cold, with some rain midweek and something a little less cold following on behind. this is bbc news. the headlines at five: theresa may defends the government's record on the nhs, insisting it is properly funded for coping with the winter pressures. we have put extra money into coping with the winter pressures. we also announced in the budget in november there will be further money going into the national health service. you haven't got a plan to get those people off the trolleys in corridors. those elderly people this freezing january being treated in ambulances. the prime minister will carry out a cabinet reshuffle tomorrow — there are rep

running through all clingier can see cloud seems likely to the south of that and it's north sea that rain persist well at least as far north as alton if you're here probably all right for the heart of winter has been a lot of snow so far in japan the picture is a rather quieter one for thursday. the controversial leader of islamic jihad. one of the most one internists in the street both. in terms of his alleged extra judicial killings by israeli intelligence and mossad says being called in the must post is only this if someone tried to. immediately seem intelligent was shut down to. kill him in damascus at this time on al-jazeera world. a year in power america's controversy over president continues to polarize opinion. in a week of special reports al-jazeera examines his impact at home and around the globe. donald trump's first year on al-jazeera. when diplomacy fields and fear sweeps in our borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven the barriers are built to impose division and its will to sixty's instead of being an obstacle. into became another obstacle to peace in a four part

running through all clingier can see clouds seems likely to the south of that and its north sea that rain persist well at least as far north as alton if you get felicity probably all right for the half of winter have been a lot of snow so far in japan the picture is a rather quiet or one for thursday. the arrival of refugees is debated and european parliament's. but the journey itself is little understood. to syrians document the route that has claimed so many lives such info sanctuary padawan people in power on al-jazeera. never get them out of the top stories here on al-jazeera leaving ethiopian opposition figure. has been freed as part of a mass release of prisoners jailed more than a year ago for the parts of. north and south korea to march on the same flag and field a joint women's ice hockey team at this year's winter olympics the decision was announced after a third round of talks in the border village of. palestinians have denounced donald trump's decision to hold back sixty five million dollars from the un agency and the agency helps palestinian refugees in gaza and in the west bank and in ne

down from the north and as it heads across the uk, it draws down colder airand it draws across the uk, it draws down colder air and it draws down some cold winds as well, coming off the north seag northern parts to brighten up allowing northern parts to brighten up and get some sunshine but it will feel colder as well, especially in the wind. as the wind eases in most areas, a widespread frost on saturday night. could be as cold as minus ten in the north. the wind eases off on sunday, then dry and bright day with some sunshine. still cold, george. darren, thank you. that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me and hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister has apologised for a decision to postpone some operations in england until next month, saying she knows it's "difficult, frustrating and disappointing". her comments came after bbc analysis found that one in eight patients taken to hospital in england by ambulance this winter faced a delay of more than 30 minutes on arrival. the environment secretary has set out how farming subsidies will be dealt with after brexit, saying farmers will receive payments to protect the countryside. one of britain

exactly what these people in the netherlands decided to do as well it is a new year's day tradition thousands of people jumping into ice cold north sea waters wearing bright aren't hats they say it's the best way to start off the new year fresh. again at the top of the hour or you can check us out on the worldwide web. of. crime fighters in the new season of radio crime thrillers begins. to show domestic violence cyber crime and human trafficking for investigative cases that keep you on your toes. stories of the best idea ever so every young person needs to listen to crime fighters and share. crime fighters don't miss it. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word in the. rico is in germany to learn german why not learn a simple online on your mobile and free stuff. learning course the cool speak german made easy. to get. mixed results for this year's holiday shopping season overall revenue was slightly up by online shopping saw another boost we asked a data expert what traditional retailers do to deal with the digital pressure also the customs officer. as bricks of his looming companies are grapp

exactly what these people in the netherlands decided to do as well it is a new year's day tradition thousands of people jumping into ice cold north sea waters wearing bright orange hats they say it's the best way to start off the new year fresh. again at the top of the hour or you can check us out on the worldwide web dot com. crime fighters the new season of radio crime thrillers begins. with. lucian domestic violence cyber crime and human trafficking for investigative cases that keep you on.

north sea coast. a little bit milder out to the west. but unfortunately that brings rain as well.ornwall and perhaps into wales and eventually into northern ireland as well. this weather front will bring a spell of heavy rain across west facing coasts for a time. it moves north and east and grinds to a halt across the north—east and there will be some sleet and snow on higher ground. but generally speaking on wednesday, it is messy story. so, oui’ wednesday, it is messy story. so, our week ahead will start off cold and frosty. in the middle of the week there is something just a little bit less cold, indications show. is this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at three. theresa may defends the government's record on the nhs, insisting it is properly funded for coping with the winter pressures. we put some extra money in for the coping with the winter pressures. we've also, of course, in the budget in november, announced that for the next couple of years there will be extra money, further money, going into the national health service. they haven't got a plan to get th

well. but the good news is, storm eleanor has moved into the north sea. behind it, still pretty windy.any of us, but up of a0 to 50 mph for many of us, but up to 70 mph for exposed areas in the west. if you are travelling, ta ke the west. if you are travelling, take care. there could be some trees down. keep up—to—date on your bbc local radio stations. generally, todayis local radio stations. generally, today is a day of sunshine and squally showers. the best of the brightness across parts of the south and east. north—east scotland enjoying best the of the drier and colder conditions. by about three o'clock this afternoon, a lot of dry weather across parts of southern england. the temperature is around 10 celsius. for much of wales it is a dry story as well but it will be gasly for exposed areas. some showers continuing across northern ireland, western parts of england and scotland as well. north—east scotland, pretty cold but it is dry and clear as well. through tonight, the showers will continue the journey north and eastwards. behind it we will see another weather front pushing up f

as a political tool well north stream sale is a major extension to our gas supply network running around the baltic sea poland and other countries argue that once completed it will give russia too much control over european energy supplies but germany and austria support the project and the need for cheaper gas political analyst mathias dorn felt thinks the u.s. is simply trying to boost its share of the european market. in the america first policy of president travel in so far as the united states wants to export their. conventional. elegy liquefied natural gas to the european market the european market is also one of there could a big targets in energy security is not in danger when we have the second string of not street that's for sure you know i mean russia pipeline system and the whole you know infrastructure is more dependent on europe that europe is headed toward russia so we already reached energy security it's only the question who has you know the biggest chair in the market almost one hundred people have been killed in afghanistan's worst terrorist attack eight months more on that after the

tracks by satellite defied the sanctions by bringing north korean coal to vietnam, russia or other ships in mid-sea transfers. welllawmakers are demanding that a report alleging government surveillance abuse be made public, the highly classified report outlining concerns that the obama fbi and justice department inappropriately used fisa, foreign intelligence surveillance act, to snoop on the trump campaign. meanwhile the house intelligence committee already voting unanimously to release glen simpson's testimony, claiming people were killed after a bogus dossier on donald trump was made public. the dnc and conservative group washington free beacon both paid simpson to create information for the dossier which helped kick-start the russia collusion probe which we are still dealing with, cheryl. cheryl: certainly are. well, the house may have passed a budget bill last night but unless than 24 hours the government runs out of money if the bill doesn't make it through the senate. so the republicans have the votes to avoid a government shutdown, here to weigh in host of business of politics with lindsey, podcast, of cou

and marching bands it could just as well have been new york in fact many of the ten thousand participants were visiting from the united states. across the north sea in the level and it was just as chilly but that didn't put people off their annual new year dip the water was warmer than last year they said unlike these young women they all believe a cold that keeps you healthy. there was more aquatic fun in rome as foreman dived off the cavour bridge into the river tiber it's a tradition that's been going for seventy years now. this is a tough thing to do if you make the smallest mistake you can hurt yourself and we don't want to hurt ourselves we want to go home and have a plate of spaghetti here. in berlin people were no less keen to get some exercise after the excesses of the night before nothing too stressful just a gentle six kilometers up and down the on today in london boulevard. but if you find all this activity too exhausting for new year's day vienna had the ideal antidote the annual concert given by the vienna philharmonic and the conductor riccardo muti. you're watching d.w. news live from berlin more coming up at the top of the hour t

well. northern england, northern ireland and scotland, the mixture of sunny and dry weather, some of the wintry showers coming in off the north seards the scottish borders and northumberland, but a lot of dry weather elsewhere. further south, cloudier. although the cloud will just further south, cloudier. although the cloud willjust clear its way further south, so some sunshine reappearing. the rain will creep its way towards the south coast, saturday night into sunday, so it will be a cold start a sunday morning after sky is clear. we could see —10 degrees in the shoddy —— shoddy glens of scotland. there the day, sunday looking like a decent day, sunday looking like a decent day, more sunshine compared to saturday, so fine and dry and light winds and the wintry showers will have cleared away. temperatures, 0— seven, so it will feel colder than it has done lately. high—pressure holds on, but it changes its position, a subtle change in wind direction, bringing the winds in from an easterly direction. the southern half of the uk turning cloudy, some drizzle, but further north, holding onto the sunshine for longer, and highs of 3—6.

north sea. and asked who ever found it to please write back. well, the couple did.then they found out that children who sent that note dropped it into the sea more than 30 years ago! >> it just is amazing how things happen, and it could get all the way over here from all the way over there. >> well the teacher behind that message in a bottle is now retired. the school is no longer around, and most of the student are now, well, now in their 40's. whether the eagles take to the super bowl on super bowl sunday, they're going to be staring over at some who many love to hate. front and center, patriots, head coach bill belichick just saying his name is tough for some people. the thing is bill belichick doing something right, has five super boehm rings with the patriots, pretty successful. so our hang flynn thought he would check out belichick's style in center city. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> can't be easy to be beluga chick, otherwise why would the new england patriots be such a crank. >> got all of this stuff on your minds, right now folks us dollars on denverment zero sor

well north stream two is a major extension to a gas supply network running on the baltic sea poland and other countries argue that once completed it will give russia too much control over european energy supplies but germany and austria support the project and the need for cheaper gas political analyst mathias dong felt thinks the u.s. is simply trying to boost its share of the european market in the america first policy of president trouble in so far as the united states wants to export their. conventional gas. liquefied natural gas to the european market the european market is also one of the they could a big target if the security is not in danger when we have the second string of not strip that's for sure you know i mean russia pipeline system and the whole you know infrastructure is what appendant order of the of europe is that it will russia so really already reached energy security it's only the question who has you know the biggest share the market. a taliban suicide bomber has killed at least ninety five people and injured more than one hundred fifty in the afghan capital kabul

well. the storm has cleared now into the north sea but behind it we are still feeling the effects of the stormf you are travelling this morning, ta ke you are travelling this morning, take care. there could be some trees and power lines down. generally todayis and power lines down. generally today is a day of sunshine and some squalling showers. some showers mixed with hail and thunder. gradually through the afternoon the winds. to ease. we will see the next weather front pushing up from the south. some heavy pulses likely ahead of it. clear skies across scotla nd ahead of it. clear skies across scotland and northern england. the temperature is not dropping very much in the south. chilly in the north. hello. this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines at 10.30am. storm eleanor sweeps across the uk causing power cuts, flooding and damage to homes following gusts of up to 100mph. non—urgent nhs operations and procedures in england have been postponed — in attempt to ease winter pressures. donald trump boasts on twitter that his nuclear button is ‘much bigger‘ and ‘more powerful‘ than north ko

areas, slowly clearing off into the north sea, maybe the hang back of cloud across eastern england but for many a nice, bright, sunny afternoon. feeling a bit better as wellarea of low pressure clears away and ta kes area of low pressure clears away and takes showers away from the south—west and the channel islands and then we're under a slack area of high pressure from thursday onwards. that means by the end of the week we're going to see a hazard of overnight frost and fog because of the light winds. thursday starting cloudy, could be some fog around, touch of and there but when it clears we should see some breaks in the cloud and sunny spells but feeling on the cool side. a similar picture on friday, weatherfront slowly encroaching and that will arrive on the weekend, but for most, dry, on the chilly side with a little bit of sunshine. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: rare talks in north korea. after months of tension on the peninsula, the two sides are meeting for the first time in two years. the trump administration cancels the permits that allow 200,000 peopl

north. chris palone, nbc news, boston. >> it's cold. >>> well part of an epic sea journey is caught on camera in stunning detail. look here, pair of gray whales spotted off of the coast of southern california this week. they were joined bay pod of dolphins. thousands travel from alaska where they feed to baja, mexico, where they mate and then give birth. it's 12,000 mile trip, wow. >> it's all fun and games until somebody becomes lunch. you know what i'm saying? be like okay, whale, you go ahead and swim that way. >> beautiful sight. >> it was very beautiful. >>> beautiful sight to see rain finally, and sometimes it's annoying been but this time it's like oh, thank goodness. >> it's january. this is supposed to be the wettest month of the year and we know we lack for amount of rain we've measured. as we get a live look outside in san francisco, it is mostly cloudy, it's been kind of misting and drizzling there, and then we have the windshield wipers on in san rafael, patchy dense fog and drizzle coming down. there the roads are wet and the drivers are still dealing with some very soggy conditions. meanti meantim

well been new york. in fact, many of the 10,000 participants were visiting from the united states. across the north seathe netherlands, it was just as chilly. but that didn't put people off their annual new year dip. the water was warmer than last year they said, and they all believe they did -- a cold dip keeps you healthy. this tradition has been going for 70 years now. >> it's a tough thing to do. if you make the smallest mistake you can hurt yourself, and we don't want to hurt ourselves. we want to go home and have a plate of spaghetti. reporter: in berlin, people were no less keen to get some exercise after the excesses of the night before. nothing too stressful, just six kilometers up and down the boulevard. if you find all this activity to o exhausting for new year's day, vienna had the ideal antidote. the annual concert given by the philharmonic. abby: and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. state television in iran says at least 13 people have been killed in the ongoing anti-government protests. it is also reported that protesters have tried to take over police stations and

sea, threats from native americans in north america. and they're very much into this idea that particularly naval officers have to be well-suited to be able to defend the country on the high seas and they need to be first and foremost skilled mariners and skilled combat leaders. after the war of 1812 which is sort of seen by many americans as a threat to the world as well to an extent, it seemed at the end of this idea that the united states is not going to survive. american independence has been confirmed by america's performance in the war against the british. americans feel more secure in that regard. and they start looking at other activities so commercial expansion, scientific exploration. using scientific exploration and diplomacy to increase the economic opportunities that the american people could enjoy and prosper from. and in that context, the whole idea of what an effective naval officer was again to change. though yes, they still needed skilled, leaders but they also need officers who are capable of conducting scientific exploration, capable of conducting diplomacy and to do those things, you can'tjust learn that on board a sh

north—western falcon state to make the 80—mile journey to curacao. venezuela has already closed air and sea traffic to the island, as well is to neighbouring aruba and is heavily subsidised but in caracas, empty shelves in severe shortages are common. spiralling inflation and low prices have crippled this economy. translation: it is painful to see the shelves because there isn't anything to eat. i bought three things, what i could get, and honestly, my heart hurts. translation: this seems critical to me because honestly, we are going through a very serious crisis. a crisis so severe, opposition politicians say the poorest are willing to risk dangerous journeys in search of work and a future. sarah corker, bbc news. thousands have gathered in lima in protest at the pardon granted to peru's former president alberto fujimori, who ruled the country in the 1990s. mr fujimori, who's 79, walked out ofjail last month, where he was serving time for corruption and crimes against humanity. but the pardon granted by the current president has sparked a political crisis. from lima, the bbc‘s daniel gallas. this is the fourth time peruvians have marched to show th

areas, slowly clearing off into the north sea, maybe the hang back of cloud across eastern england but for many a nice, bright, sunny afternoon. feeling a bit better as wellpressure clears away and takes showers away from the south—west and the channel islands and then we're under a slack area of high pressure from thursday onwards. that means by the end of the week we're going to see a hazard of overnight frost and fog because of the light winds. thursday starting cloudy, could be some fog around, touch of and there but when it clears we should see some breaks in the cloud and sunny spells but feeling on the cool side. a similar picture on friday, weather front slowly encroaching and that will arrive on the weekend, but for most, dry, on the chilly side with a little bit of sunshine. this is business briefing. i'm sally bundock. the latest intel on spectre and meltdown chip vulnerability — the boss says fixes will be rolled at by the end of the month and there are no signs customer data has been put at risk. despite having its boss behind bars, samsung electronics goes from strength to strength, predicting record profits in the months ahead. we will be l

well wishers. ways going to keep them from defecting. >> whenever you send anybody jeff seas to north korea your family is held hostage. kennedy: i was wondering about that. that makes perfect sense considering the behavior of the regime. the last time south korea had the olympics the north wanted to co-host. kim jong-il ordered two spies to put a bomb on the plane and kill 100 people. they have north korea on the state sponsor of terrorism. when north korea is making moves internationally it's often for show. last summer they were going to nuke guam, now they are care bears and everyone's friend. we are dealing with gangsters who will put on any show to get anything they want. kennedy: are they being so squeeze by the sanctions they are desperate for money? >> it's them against the rest of the world. if they can frame it as them versus the u.s. imperialists which ways they call us. kennedy: north korea emerged from the meeting saying our nuclear threats are not trained on south korea, china or russia. if you were a u.s. athlete would you go to the south korean games? >> i read michael malice's book. k

outbreaks of rain, a little hill fog as well but the skies brighten up across the west and south—west of scotland. it makes its way slowly out into the north seaowers, some heavy across south—west to end wednesday that those will clear away. the rain eventually clears away from the eastern side of england confined to the northern isles. and with clear skies with light winds it will turn chilly. a touch of frost and mist and fog patches that could be quite dense. that is how we end the week for thursday morning and friday morning, on a chilly note with morning frost and fog to watch out for. this is thursday morning. watch out for dense patches of fog. most should clear. some could be stubborn. the east may hold onto cloud through the day that sunny spells break through widely and better for scotland and today. temperature is on the cool side. the high pressure holds on for most of us on friday. things will turn windy across the far west through the day with the weather front are rising across northern ireland and later run in the day. here it will be wetter, elsewhere after a mist and fog start sunshine should break through. a quick peek into

well. amer. noy my hours are not ruling out the possibility of another north korean missile sailing the seas dayy knew where they were going, by watching the clouds move in the sky or the way their boats rocked. that's how the waves and stars would speak to them. guide them. sometimes, you can find your way in the world, by getting lost in it. let your legend begin at aulani, a one-of-a-kind disney resort in hawaii >> reporter: just a couple of months ago, surveillance cameras rolling in the heavily armed demilitarized zone captured video that stunned the world -- a lone north korean soldier, risking his own life, in a dramatic attempt to defect to the south. watch as he speeds along a road, then loses control of his truck. hopelessly stuck in a ditch, and with fellow north korean soldiers in hot pursuit, the only option, run. in a hail of bullets, the desperate soldier crosses to the other side. but he's badly shot, his life in immediate danger. "20/20" has obtained video of the rescue mission and an interview with the surgeon who saved the defector's life. >> he was transferred here from dmz a

through into the north sea and then across northern parts of france into germany so some very severe weather made worse by the fact we've got spring high tides could well be some coastal inundation here and then we've got mild weather returning on thursday terms a fourteen in paris so that's going to have some implications up over the alps or snow as temperatures really start to rise further towards the east looking relatively quiet here five and rather greying hair in ukraine for the north we've got some snow there up into parts of scandinavia on the other side of the mediterranean thing point interesting a strong wind coming in from the northwest so for tunisia down through libya some strong winds extending through right down to the south and away across parts of chad nissho to a more eastern areas we've got unsettled weather conditions here some showers developing and temperatures of just eighteen in cairo central parts of africa cherry quite quiet showers from the bond southwards much of west africa dry and fine those are heading towards the far south of africa there's a storm development taking place towards madagascar could be some very heavy rai

average and skies are largely clear as well as for a pleasant but a winter the real cold is for the north in china south of this and again through the south china sea and beyond to peninsula malaysia and as far south as singapore this massive cloud has brought over four hundred images right to the coast of malaysia the east coast there is flooding in the area the culmination of the weather is like to be cheering sunday and you can see the circulation that would suggest that by monday it's dispersed having left behind i would suggest quite a lot of flooding it briefly touched singapore the money in touch kuala lumpur but it'll be around the site there's a bit of a gap before you pick up the next lot of roche's through indonesia including catching jakarta. nothing much moving means the air it's all layers throughout india so the north indian plane in particular we've still got cold nights persistent fog and poor quality is better to the south. the weather sponsored by qatar and greece. education with a different. interpretation of his law is absolutely different from mine as a muslim woman a taliban school for girls in afghanistan reveals a way of li

well, it's one way of getting rid of a hangover. and here's another — in the netherlands thousands of people have plunged into the freezing cold waters of the north seathe cobwebs in in the week ahead, often the very windy and some heavy rain also. here is a picture of the improving weather this afternoon across essex. once the area of the low pressure to the south east moved away and new year's day brought some gorgeous sunshine in scotland, too. skies from many will be clear for the remainder of the night. the winds will also be lights and those things combine mean a chilly night, frost for many areas during the night and temperatures start to lift in the west by the end of the night as the weather front approaches. tuesday and many start of dry, chilly in eastern scotland already in the west the cloud moving in. this is rush hour time. still dry for much of northern england and the midlands, eastern england but for wales in the south—west the winds strengthening and rain arriving. this weather system moves through quite quickly. in one respect that is good because if you start with lots of rain it should greatly improved by the afternoon but if yo

transferring a way to the eastern side of the pennines off into the north sea to leave behind a wednesday that sees some really squally showers as wellive — with many annual season tickets rising by more than £100. iran's supreme leader has accused the country's foreign enemies of stirring up protests over the past week, in his first comment on the unrest. nine people are reported to have died in fresh clashes overnight. at least 13 patas monkeys have died at woburn safari park in bedfordshire after fire broke out in a jungle enclosure in the park. an investigation is under way into the cause of the blaze. parents are being urged to give their children a maximum of just two low—calorie snacks a day. public health england says snacks shouldn't exceed 100 calories each — in a bid to reduce tooth decay and childhood obesity. the biggest increase in railfares in five years has come into force — prompting protests at several stations as many commuters return to work after the christmas break. in some cases, travellers will find themselves paying more than £100 extra a year. steph mcgovern has spent the morning with commuters at london bri

wells fargo. clearly a very tough run late last week and early this week for deutsche bank down 1.5%. >>> turning over seas, north korea in focus today ahead of talks between kim jong-un and skrooe a cnbc is live in seoul with the latest sherry. >> reporter: good morning, seema. so we've got the south korean government sort of hoping to go yongd the winter olympic games but given the timing of it all because we only have one month to go till next month's winter games, i think tomorrow's talks could be quite limited to discussing logistics and security for north korean athletes participation in the giems. the crucial question is what does south korea want and of course what does north korea end of asking for this kind of overture south korea will be leading the south korean delegation in talks tomorrow this is warning that some of the issues of mutual interests such as easing military tensions between the two koreas and the reunion of a separated family could come up in these talks, but of course though it's been getting a lot of reaction out of washington, as well, with u.s. president donald trump saying talks ar

day trip as well as north korean nuclear missiles climate change and investments in africa we'll look at those issues in just a moment mccaughan has been speaking in the ancient city of sea on. you know. it is and it's up to europe in asia to france and china to define and come up with the rules of a game we could all win or lose i have come here to tell china that i am determined to move the euro china partnership into the twenty first century so that it fits in this new framework that we need to define together europe will embrace this new strategy because it is now aware of its role and its place in this century it will get involved on all of the main topics yes my friends what i have also come here to say is that europe is back some of the issues on mccall's agenda climate change with president donald trump announcing the u.s. is pulling out of the paris climate accord it's a key topic for cooperation between both countries also was described as the new silk road map kwan is backing president sees trillion dollar projects the one belt one road and they should if aims to extend china's reach across asia and beyond by using a network of new railways ports and other inf

that big long sea track has allowed it to pick up moisture and that moisture is hanging across in form of cloud today. the weather front to the north in fact for scotland, persistent rain wellurs, a bit drizzly in the hills further south, and around the coast. quite a windy story again, not as windy for northern and western scotland. the far north could see brightness but highs ofjust far north could see brightness but highs of just seven far north could see brightness but highs ofjust seven or eight. temperatures ii, 12 in central and southern scotland but cloudy an wet, drier prospectors to northern ireland, maybe up to 13 in belfast, and then further south a lot of cloud but dry weather, with a bit of help from the wind though, when it turns gusty, stirring up the cloud. if we get breaks temperatures should shoot up to 15 degree, that would make it the warmest day of this year so make it the warmest day of this year so far. a mild evening. cloudy and drizzly for many. the weather front sinks south. remember what is to the north of that, the colder conditions. clearer conditions as well so it should be a bright start for scotland on monday, but there could be a patchy fro

bridge crossings like the second severn and britannia bridge here in the north of wales as well, and ferry services across the irish seacelled. 0ne irish sea in most cases cancelled. one man described the journey he took from aberystwyth to the south of wales as rather like a steeplechase, in other words having to dodge obstacles above ground just to dodge obstacles above ground just to make his way from a to b. police are dealing with fallen trees all over the place. 0ne control room turned around and said when we asked where the problem was that it was everywhere. a lot of damage overnight and as it gets lighter the full extent of the damage will become clearer. and people must stay in touch with their local radio stations to find out what's going on. thank you. president trump has threatened to withhold financial aid to the palestinians because he says they are "no longer willing to talk peace." last month, the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, said he would reject any peace plan from the us after mr trump recognised jerusalem as israel's capital. in a series of tweets, mr trump also boasted to the leader of nor

north of the sea. with the u.s. until recently was saying the relationship with the cause is transactional but right now off the vices i think the talk is that it is beginning to understand and well seasoned to be gullible in this sense the us is going to maintain a longer relationship with the kurds and i agree with joshua yes this is at the expense of turkey the that the us is slowly less concerned about losing turkey to russia which previously the state department and the u.s. has always been worried about but i think that concern is much less now than what it used to be especially with the one at the helm this may change some point so he does care about going to change of attitude so that you raise that i mean the u.s. was against the kurdistan the independence referendum and iraq and yet they seem to support this some that type of action if it ever were to get to that point in syria a real change in policy here isn't it it is it is and i think you're very right to bring up that comparison because many friends have been saying oh but they'll america will abandon the kurds in syria the way they have abandoned them in iraq now first of all i do not think the united states aband

north bay firestorm and fires in southern california. (vicki the trump administration took steps today to vastly expand offshore oil drilling.(grant) the plan would allow deep=sea oil rigs off the california coast as well the atlantic, arctic and the gulf of mexico. steve aveson is here with the details. (steve) the interior department says it's taking comments on the proposal for the next sixty days.as you might expect there has already been plenty of reaction from environmentalists ... not so much from the oil and gas industry. nateconomic as well as environmental concerns may limit the impact of the policy change.the trump administration wants to allow leases on 90 percent of the offshore continental shelf.... including the first new drilling off california in three decades.deepwater wells are expensive and risky ... and as we learned from the b=p oil spill in the gulf of mexico eight years ago, potentially disastrous.nat that's why recent federal lease sales have been lukewarm in recent years.the interior department proposal also drew fire from the republican governors of florida and new jersey.senator dianne feinstein says the administration's "reckless 'drill, baby, drill' approach threatens our

through into the north sea and then across northern parts of france into germany so some very severe weather made worse by the fact we've got spring high tides could well be some coastal inundation here but then we've got mild weather returning on thursday to reserve fourteen impera so that's going to have some implications up over the alps or snow as temperatures really. start to rise further towards the east looking relatively quiet here five and rather graying hair in ukraine for the north we've got some snow there up into parts of scandinavia on the other side of the mediterranean thing quite interesting strong wind coming in from the northwest so for tunisia down through libya some strong winds extending through right down to the desert south and away across parts of chad nissho to a more eastern areas we've got unsettled weather conditions here some showers developing and temperatures of just eighteen in cairo central parts of africa cherami quite quiet showers from gabon southwards much of west africa dry and fine those are heading towards the far south of africa as a storm development taking place towards madagascar could be some very heavy rai

well as the north bay locations. afternoon highs tomorrow, mid to upper 50s. 58 san francisco 58 oakland. the south bay, 61 san jose. it will be the south bay the seas the warmer temperatures as we get into sunday and monday. tahoe will be chilly but beautiful. partly cloudy skies on saturday mostly sunny on sunday. temperatures will dip into the 20s tomorrow morning as well as sunday. the afternoon, upper 40s to low 50s upper 40s -- upper 40s to low 50s. extended forecast as we get into the bay area weekend, slightly warmer tomorrow, even better on sunday. warmest day on monday, upper 60s in the forecast. monday and tuesday temperatures dip back down but the extended showing dry weather. we have got the extended models keeping any rain out of the bay area for one or two weeks. that could change. we hope it does because even though we like the sunshine we need the rain. >>> nearly the corridor from merrill -- were million employees call into work the day after the super bowl. >>> fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yours

average and skies are last week clear as well as for a pleasant but a winter the real cold is for the north in china south of this and again through the south china sea and beyond to peninsula malaysia and as far south as singapore this massive cloud has brought over four hundred members right to the coast of malaysia the east coast there is flooding in the area the culmination of the weather is like to be cheering sunday and you see the circulation that would suggest that by monday is dispersed having left behind i would suggest quite a lot of flooding it briefly touched singapore the money in touch kuala lumpur but it will be around the side that is a bit of a gap before you pick up the next lot of rushes through indonesia including catching jakarta nothing much moving and that means the air routes or layers throughout india so the north indian plane in particular we still got cold nights persistent fog and poor quality is better to the south. the weather sponsored by catto and greece. coveted beyond wealth thank you very often taken without hesitation. fought and died for. our defines our. people in power investigate exposes and question the use a

north korea and iran as top threat as well. he warned that america's ability to respond to threats has diminished. >> our competitive edge has eroded in every demand of warfare, air, land, seace. it is continuing to erode. america has no preordained right to victory on the battlefield. we cannot expect success fighting tomorrow's conflicts with yesterday's weapons or equipment. >> mattis says the modernization of china's military over the last two decades, as well as russia's advantages coupled with the u.s. fighting at the longest war in the nation's history, have led to the loss of competitive advantage. this is the first national defense strategy in ten years. overshadowed today by the looming shutdown. >> dana: that should be the number one story all across the board instead of talking about the shutdown. jennifer, thanks. a day of law in motion in a michigan court room. two olympic heroes join thousands of other women in confronting the man who sexually abuse them as children. the clock is ticking on a deadline for the shut up and i will talk to senator tom cotton yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. m

well. but look how quickly it clears. it pushes off into the north sean over—stretched wards when i graduated, i was so excited, i really wanted to do a job where i could make a difference. and to help people. but i've found that things have got more and more stressful and we've been under more and more pressure. the royal college of nursing says pay and training need to improve. heidi tells us she is a midwife of four years and actively looking for a newjob. there's a warning that numerous children and vulnerable witnesses are being denied properjustice in england and wales, because there aren't enough specially—trained intermediaries to guide them through the process of giving evidence in court. we will bring you the story. would you be more productive if you worked less ? you be more productive if you worked less? companies who say businesses booming since they gave staff more time off. workers in germany can stop working on the thursday and yet still produce more than we do. so dapper, greater and longer working hours does not necessarily mean we are

well down into single figures. a bit of a frost settling in first day into friday morning. friday, strongest winds with mostly rain showers in the north seae start of a three—day trade mission to china, the pm insists there's "a long—term job to be done". carrie gracie — who stood down as the bbc‘s china editor in protest about pay inequality — tells mps her case is an example of a bigger problem at the corporation. mps and peers are set to leave the palace of westminster during a proposed multi—billion pound refurbishment after the commons voted for the move. an inmate has been stabbed to death at wormwood scrubs prison in west london. police were called to the jail this afternoon and the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. skywatchers are getting a glimpse of a rare lunar spectacle tonight. the event, known as a "super blue blood moon", last happened 152 years ago. president trump has urged americans to come together in his first state of the union address, saying political parties should work together on immigration and rebuilding infrastructure. he told a joint session of congress the economy was booming, and that all citizens sh

sea level as well. some of the driest conditions will be across parts of north—east england.t height, and some of the heaviest showers through the day, you could see some wintry stuff at lower levels as well. and across south—west england, again windy with some showers. you are more likely to see some hail at lower levels, and if there is any wintry edge to the showers it will be with height. a dry start. with the strong winds, large waves crashing onshore across the south—west, as we will over the next few days. and the snow showers continuing to pioline. at lower levels on the northern parts of the country, we will see at lower levels as well. it is the south which will hang on to the pale and rain showers. this is will how it will feel, regardless of what it says on the thermometer, with the wind against your skin. so leading into a cold night, the snow showers continuing. the wind will strengthen for a time. some of those snow showers will also be at low levels and there is a risk of ice on untreated surfaces. however you look at it, it will be a cold night. these are the

sea-based nuclear weapons. a, what are those weapons? and b, what kind of capability would they give us in the dispute with north korea? >> welle's a cruise missile. and the fact is what you're seeing is we're going to make them smaller so that we can use them with less fallout that you normally get with the larger weapons. that means it is increasing our credibility in our deterrent role. and is particularly focused on north korea and iran. stuart: do you sense a war coming, general? >> i sense that the united states realizes the threat that a nuclear armed north korea that can strike u.s. cities is -- and we are preparing to use all means necessary. economic, diplomatic, and war if we have to. we will not accept a nuclear armed north korea. stuart: but that is what we face, isn't it? we've got to make that choice. the nukes -- the north koreans will have the nukes. they've got them already. and they've got the missiles. we have to decide whether we accommodate that or stop it. which way do you think we're going to go? >> we better stop it because we'll never be able to accommodate it. stuart: will america use these weapons t